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davinchia
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Comment #48040841
Haha indeed! On a more serious note, just as swyx mentioned in a comment further up, we do believe a lot of the challenges of reliably operationalising agents boil down to data. Al…
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Comment #48037848
Sorry for that experience. We had a bad billing support routing issue and it’s since been fixed. Thank you for calling it out. We'll aim to do better!
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Comment #41638700
Yeah, lots of blood sweat and tears here!
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Comment #41638033
Let's gooooo!
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Comment #29836412
Since this is executed from Java code, we did not want to have to bundle kubectl (I'm assuming that's what you are referring to) with the Jar. We also did not want to run an exec c…
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Comment #29612287
Hi, I'd encourage you to join our slack and ask around! The community is friendly and there are plenty of users that can give you feedback based on your specific situation. https:/…
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Comment #29612280
Airbyte engineer here. We use Dbt to normalise the delivered data at the final destination warehouse. If it's not a destination warehouse, how transformations are handled depends o…
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Comment #29612272
Great points! "If you know you're going to spend 15 hours on it, then you might as well use a system you know will cost less to extend or scale over time." I wish younger me realis…
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Comment #29612249
Airflow is a general orchestration tool that fit into the Python stack extremely well. It wasn't build to scale though, so once you want to run something more than once a second, y…
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Comment #29596554
We are working on it. This should be out next quarter!
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Comment #29596001
Airbyte Engineer here. I think some of the points made here about ETL scripts being just 'ETL scripts' are very relevant. Definitely been on the other side of the table arguing for…