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Umami offers a user-friendly and privacy-focused alternative to the ubiquitous Google Analytics. As an open-source web analytics tool, it provides you with necessary insights about your website’s traffic without compromising the privacy of your visitors. In this guide, we w ill walk you through the process of setting up Umami for your blog using PlanetScale, GitHub, and Vercel.
Step 1: Create an Umami Database on PlanetScale
Before you start, you need to create an Umami database on PlanetScale . This will store your site’s analytics data that Umami will collect.
- Navigate to the PlanetScale dashboard.
- Click on the ‘Create Database’ button and name it ‘umami-db’.
The creation process may take a few moments. Upon completion, you will be able to see your new ‘umami-db’ listed on your PlanetScale dashboard.
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