To deploy a local instance of Airbyte Core, Airbyte's open source product, you need to install: * Docker Desktop on your machine (Mac, Windows, Linux).
- abctl, Airbyte's command line tool for deploying and managing Airbyte. It can be installed for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
There are several ways to run Airbyte on your machine. You can run it locally, over HTTP, and even in low resource mode. In this example, we run Airbyte Open Source locally using Docker Desktop.
- While keeping Docker Desktop running, open a terminal and run the following command to install Airbyte.
abctl local install
Note
Installation may take up to 30 minutes depending on your internet connection. When it completes, the Airbyte instance opens up in your web browser at http://localhost:8000.
- In the opened http://localhost:8000 page, enter your Email and Organization name, then click
Get started.
- To access your Airbyte instance, you need a password.
- To get the credentials, enter the following command in the terminal.
bash
abctl local credentials
Enter the password you got from the terminal, as shown in the previous image, in the browser to log into Airbyte. Once Airbyte Open Source is launched for the first time, you will see a connections dashboard.