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After you sign up and verify your email, you will be provided with details of your SigNoz cloud instance. Once you set up your password and log in, you will be greeted with the following onboarding screen.
![SigNoz onboarding screen](../../static/images/onboarding-screen.png)
![SigNoz onboarding screen](../static/images/onboarding-screen.png)
Since we will be following instructions from the tutorial, you can skip onboarding by clicking on the SigNoz logo.
You will see the below screen:
![Services tab in SigNoz shows the list of services being monitored](../../static/images/signoz-screen.png)
![Services tab in SigNoz shows the list of services being monitored](../static/images/signoz-screen.png)
For sending data to SigNoz cloud, you will be needing details like ingestion key and region. You can find them under `Ingestion Settings` under `Settings`.
![Ingestion Settings](../../static/images/ingestion-settings.png)
![Ingestion Settings](../static/images/ingestion-settings.png)
## **Self-Host SigNoz**

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Once you've created some dummy telemetry by interacting with your application, you will be able to find your application under the `Services` tab of SigNoz.
![Application being monitored in SigNoz](../../static/images/application-monitored.png)
![Application being monitored in SigNoz](../static/images/application-monitored.png)
You can click on the application to see useful application metrics like latency, requests rates, error rates, apdex score, key operations, etc.
![Monitor things like application latency, requests per sec, error percentage, apdex and see your top endpoints with SigNoz.](../../static/images/application-monitored.png)
![Monitor things like application latency, requests per sec, error percentage, apdex and see your top endpoints with SigNoz.](../static/images/application-monitored.png)
## Additional: Troubleshooting if you can’t see data in SigNoz

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Once you've created some dummy telemetry by interacting with your application, you will be able to find your application under the `Services` tab of SigNoz.
![Application being monitored in SigNoz](../../static/images/application-monitored.png)
![Application being monitored in SigNoz](../static/images/application-monitored.png)
## Next Steps

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Once you run the application and add a task, you will be able to see it in SigNoz.
![Manual span in the list view of traces](../../static/images/manual-spans.png)
![Manual span in the list view of traces](../static/images/manual-spans.png)
You can see your span in the trace detail view too which will show how the request flowed and how much it took for the `add_task` operation.
![See your span in detailed trace view](../../static/images/manual-spans.png)
![See your span in detailed trace view](../static/images/manual-spans.png)
## Next Steps

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Let's suppose you add 6 tasks in your to-do application.
![6 tasks added in the to-do application](../../static/images/6-tasks.png)
![6 tasks added in the to-do application](../static/images/6-tasks.png)
You can go to `Dashboards` in SigNoz and create a new panel to monitor the number of tasks in your to-do application using the `todo_counter` metric.
![todo_counter metric](../../static/images/custom-metrics-opentelemetry-python.png)
![todo_counter metric](../static/images/custom-metrics-opentelemetry-python.png)
You can create a value panel type and monitor the number of tasks being created.
![Value panel type](../../static/images/no-of-tasks-added.png)
![Value panel type](../static/images/no-of-tasks-added.png)
You can also set alerts on metrics based on your use-case directly from these panels.
![Value panel type](../../static/images/create-alerts-custom-metrics.png)
![Value panel type](../static/images/create-alerts-custom-metrics.png)
## Next Steps