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## Installation
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There are two steps required to install the the Instana package for your applications:
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For this BETA, we currently support tracing of Django and Flask applications or optionally just runtime monitoring of your Python applications.
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1.`pip install instana` into the virtual-env or container ([hosted on pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/instana))
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`pip install instana` into the virtual-env or container ([hosted on pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/instana))
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2. Enable instrumentation for the frameworks in use by setting an environment variable:
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`AUTOWRAPT_BOOTSTRAP=instana.django`
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## Django
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To enable the Django instrumentation, set the following environment variable in your _application boot environment_ and then restart your application:
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`export AUTOWRAPT_BOOTSTRAP=django`
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## Flask
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To enable the Flask instrumentation, set the following environment variable in your _application boot environment_ and then restart your application:
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`export AUTOWRAPT_BOOTSTRAP=flask`
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## Runtime Monitoring Only
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_Note: When the Django or Flask instrumentation is used, runtime monitoring is automatically included. Use this section if you only want to see runtime metrics._
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To enable runtime monitoring (without request tracing), set the following environment variable in your _application boot environment_ and then restart your application:
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