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## Getting Started

To utilize ClrProfiler with Datadog tracing, include the `ClrProfiler.DatadogTracing` package in your project. Initialize the Datadog client and enable the CLR tracker as demonstrated below:
To utilize ClrProfiler with Datadog metrics, include the `ClrProfiler.DatadogTracing` package in your project. Initialize the Dogstatsd and enable the CLR tracker as demonstrated below:

```sh
dotnet add package ClrProfiler.DatadogTracing
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Start Dogstatsd and ClrTracker.

```cs
// Run Client (datadog agent with udp)
// Run Dogstatsd with UDP
var dogstatsdConfig = new StatsdConfig
{
StatsdServerName = host,
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## Debugging

If you want to debug behaviour, use ClrTrackerType.Logger instead. This will log metrics to ILogger.Debug.
If you want debug behaviour, use ClrTrackerType.Logger instead. This will log metrics to ILogger.Debug.

```cs
// enable clr tracker
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