How to build a custom data connector in 2 hours
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#22What is a connector?
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Data engineers, data scientist & analytics engineers. People that be users of Airbyte but also can be contributors. For data engineers, the objectives is to help them empower other roles to be data fluent and have the freedom to move data without bugging data engineers
How suited is Airbyte for multi-tennant use-cases? I might have a project coming up to build a semi-analytics solution where you would obviously want to allow the users to easily connect to their data sources, and Airbyte looks like it might be a good fit for that (for now my rough idea was to build some plumbing around Singer taps). Are you aware of any users that use it for such purposes and are there any specific…
Re: How to build a custom data connector in 2 hours
#24Was hoping for something about rapid prototyping of electrical connectors.
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#25We built something similar for on-premise data sources, in Clojure. https://basil.net
Re: How to build a custom data connector in 2 hours
#26Was hoping for something about rapid prototyping of electrical connectors.
Re: How to build a custom data connector in 2 hours
#27What is a connector?
It's a module which extracts data from a source (an API, database, etc..) or pushes data to a destination (warehouse, blob storage, API, etc..). They're ubiquitous in data engineering & analytics workflows where users often need to consolidate their data in one database or warehouse to build dashboards, run analyses, etc..
Re: How to build a custom data connector in 2 hours
#28Was hoping for something about rapid prototyping of electrical connectors.