Enjoyed the video, small feedback i would have found it helpful if you provide links to the API you used in the video as well a links to airbyte and airbyte docs in the description. Thank for creating this.
Thank you for commenting! What I will do instead is link you to two official tutorials from Airbyte. That way you have step by step instructions to follow along, and some more advanced use cases like incremental and paginitation. I'll update the description tonight when I get a chance. The reason I'm not linking my own material is twofold: 1) this is more of a demonstration and less of a tutorial. 2) The steward of the data, The Mockingbird Foundation, does have certain terms and conditions about the use of the data. I did not want to rock any boats!
Thank you for the tutorial, I'm seriously looking forward to the ones you promised, but i have a question, I don't know anything about Airbyte, if it wasn't your video just now. so pardon me if the question is a dumb one, so I saw s3 and snowflake, but they don't know if you could store the data in a CMS, is it possible?
The only dumb question is the one you don't ask! Here are all of the destinations you can use: docs.airbyte.com/category/destinations So it depends what the back end for your CMS is.
@@thedatadoctor please create a video where api data is complicated. for example we can get accounts list directly by creating its independeny stream but to get each account data, accountID needs to be provided as parameter in second api call /stream. I don't even know if it is possible
Thanks dude!
This is just awesome🤔🤘✨️😍
Thank you!
Enjoyed the video, small feedback i would have found it helpful if you provide links to the API you used in the video as well a links to airbyte and airbyte docs in the description. Thank for creating this.
Thank you for commenting!
What I will do instead is link you to two official tutorials from Airbyte. That way you have step by step instructions to follow along, and some more advanced use cases like incremental and paginitation. I'll update the description tonight when I get a chance.
The reason I'm not linking my own material is twofold:
1) this is more of a demonstration and less of a tutorial.
2) The steward of the data, The Mockingbird Foundation, does have certain terms and conditions about the use of the data. I did not want to rock any boats!
Thank you for the tutorial, I'm seriously looking forward to the ones you promised, but i have a question, I don't know anything about Airbyte, if it wasn't your video just now.
so pardon me if the question is a dumb one,
so I saw s3 and snowflake, but they don't know if you could store the data in a CMS, is it possible?
The only dumb question is the one you don't ask!
Here are all of the destinations you can use:
docs.airbyte.com/category/destinations
So it depends what the back end for your CMS is.
Thanks@@thedatadoctor
how can you split the raw data into table on your database ? I do not see any functions that airbyte can do it ? can you show me ?
how did you get 331 day of trial???
I only get 15
My company is an Airbyte consulting partner. They give me the account for demos. It is not to be used for production use cases. Thanks for commenting!
@@thedatadoctor please create a video where api data is complicated. for example we can get accounts list directly by creating its independeny stream but to get each account data, accountID needs to be provided as parameter in second api call /stream. I don't even know if it is possible
@@rishabhtomar7071 it is possible. Thanks for the idea.