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If you are completely new to OpenTelemetry, you should start by instrumenting your web facing application code with the
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relevant OTel libraries. This will allow you to send traces directly to Checkly without setting up a 3rd party [OpenTelemetry collector](/learn/opentelemetry/what-is-the-otel-collector/).
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Use OpenTelemetry SDKs and libraries to instrument your applications and services. Send traces directly to Checkly without setting up an [OpenTelemetry collector](/learn/opentelemetry/what-is-the-otel-collector/).
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If you are new to OpenTelemetry, start by instrumenting your web facing application code with the relevant OpenTelemetry SDKs and libraries.
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Below you will find instructions on how to instrument your popular languages and frameworks, and how to send traces to Checkly.
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Below you will find instructions on how to instrument your code, and how to send traces to Checkly. Select your coding language / framework to begin:
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## Languages
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If you don't find the language or framework you are using in the list above, you can always reference the
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[OpenTelemetry Languages docs](https://opentelemetry.io/docs/languages/) directly.
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> If you don't find the language or framework you are using in the list above, you can find all languages and frameworks there's OpenTelemetry support in the [OpenTelemetry Instrumentation docs](https://opentelemetry.io/docs/languages/).
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