| # Fuchsia tracing guides |
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| If you are unfamiliar with the Fuchsia tracing system, see |
| [Fuchsia tracing system](/docs/concepts/kernel/tracing-system.md). |
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| ## Tutorial |
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| These guides describe the steps necessary to add tracing to your Fuchsia |
| components: |
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| Note: If you are unfamiliar with tracing, you should complete these guides |
| sequentially. However, you can also use each guide individually. |
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| * [Registering a trace provider](/docs/development/tracing/tutorial/registering-a-trace-provider.md) |
| * [Adding tracing in your code](/docs/development/tracing/tutorial/adding-tracing-in-code.md) |
| * [Recording a trace](/docs/development/tracing/tutorial/recording-a-fuchsia-trace.md) |
| * [Converting and visualizing a trace](/docs/development/tracing/tutorial/converting-visualizing-a-trace.md) |
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| ## Advanced guides |
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| These guides are for advanced users who already understand the basics |
| of tracing in Fuchsia: |
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| * [Tracing booting Fuchsia](/docs/development/tracing/advanced/recording-a-boot-trace.md) |
| * [CPU performance monitor](/docs/development/tracing/advanced/recording-a-cpu-performance-trace.md) |
| * [Kernel tracing](/docs/development/tracing/advanced/recording-a-kernel-trace.md) |
| * [Asynchronous tracing](/docs/development/tracing/advanced/tracing-asynchronously.md) |
