Airbyte: Open Source ELT For Everyone – Level Up With Custom Connectors
summary
Airbyte’s Connector Development Kit (CDK) demonstrates building a working source connector for the Exchange Rates Data API by running the generator, filling spec.yaml, connector definition, config/catalog and schema files, creating a Python venv and using Docker. The demo builds a usable connector in 20–25 minutes with zero Python beyond boilerplate, runs spec and check operations, reads one day of data, Docker builds and docker compose expose the connector in the UI and connection tests pass, and the connector can push to BigQuery S3 or Snowflake.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and goals
- 2:30Why Airbyte and custom connectors
- 7:30Setting up the development environment
- 13:13Building the connector definition
- 16:25Testing and validating the connector
- 18:35Deploying the connector locally
- 20:21Q&A session
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