Setting up a Tracker

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Snowplow Trackers generate event-data and send that data to Snowplow Collectors to log to S3.

1. Choose one (or more) Trackers
2. Setup your Tracker(s)

## 1. Choose a Tracker

There are currently four trackers available for setup:

Tracker	Description	Status
JavaScript Tracker	A client-side Javascript tracker to track the behaviour of users who visit your website / webapp	Production-ready
No-JS Tracker	A wizard for generating HTML-only Snowplow tracking tags to enable tracking of pageviews where JavaScript cannot be used e.g. HTML emails, or content that you serve on third-party domains (e.g. marketplaces or hosting services	Production-ready
Lua Tracker	Track events in your Lua-based applications, Lua web servers/frameworks, or from the Lua scripting layer within your games or apps	Production-ready
Arduino Tracker	To track events generated by IP-connected Arduino boards	Production-ready

For other trackers (e.g. iOS, Android) and their approximate timelines, please see the Product roadmap.

## 2. Setup your tracker(s)

1. Setup the JavaScript tracker
2. Setup the No-JS tracker
3. Setup the Lua Tracker
4. Setup the Arduino tracker

Setting up the JavaScript tracker involves integrating Snowplow tags on your website(s). It is an analogous process to integrating Google Analytics or SiteCatalyst tags on your website.

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