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## Code Repo
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The code samples for this tutorial series are present at this [GitHub repo](https://github.com/ankit01-oss/opentelemetry-python-example). You can follow the series by cloning the repo and running the application from the respective lesson directories.
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The code samples for this tutorial series are present at this [GitHub repo](https://github.com/SigNoz/opentelemetry-python-example). You can follow the series by cloning the repo and running the application from the respective lesson directories.
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## Step 1: Clone the GitHub Repository
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In this tutorial, we've created a Flask-based to-do application with MongoDB database. The application service interacts with MongoDB to manage tasks.
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In the next lesson, we will set up basic auto-instrumentation in our Flask application with OpenTelemetry.
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In the next lesson, we will set up basic auto-instrumentation in our Flask application with OpenTelemetry.
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