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Open-source ELT platform. |
Plural will install Airbyte in a dependency-aware manner onto a Plural-managed Kubernetes cluster with one CLI command.
We currently support this repository on the following infrastructure providers:
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="AWS" %}
plural bundle install airbyte airbyte-aws
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="GCP" %}
plural bundle install airbyte airbyte-gcp
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Azure" %}
plural bundle install airbyte airbyte-azure
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="KinD" %}
plural bundle install airflow airbyte airbyte-kind
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
vpc_name: We need an isolated VPC to launch your resources in, so we create one for you. Stick with plural for
most cases. This is a cluster-level setting that we only ask for once. Once you've set this up, you won't need to do it again.
wal_bucket: Plural uses Postgres as the backing database for cluster information. We need to store the WAL logs
somewhere to backup and restore from. This is a cluster-level setting that we only ask for once. Once you've set this up, you won't need to do it again unless you destroy
all existing applications.
airbyteBucket: We want to store your Airbyte logs in a S3-like bucket for easy access. Use the default by pressing [Enter] unless it's
been used before. This configuration step is not idempotent, if you have to redo configuration
for any reason, you'll need to create a new bucket. Alternatively you can directly edit the context.yaml file to use
the existing bucket that you create in this step.
hostname: This will be where your Airbyte instance is hosted. Generally, use airbyte.$YOUR_ORG_NAME.onplural.sh.
privateHostname: This will be the hostname under which the Airbyte API will be accessible. As a suggestion, use airbytedev.$YOUR_ORG_NAME.onplural.sh.
Enable plural OIDC: Enabling Plural OIDC means that you won't need to worry about authenticating into this app if you're logged into Plural. We highly recommend this
as long as you don't have any specific security requirements.