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The Road to GA: Understanding Airbyte Connector Release Stages

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Date Published
Author
Evan Tahler
Word Count
2,497
Company Posts That Month
24
Language
English
Hacker News Points
1
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No
Summary

As of 2023, Airbyte has over 300 connectors available for data integration tasks. The company uses a grading system called "Connector Release Stages" to ensure the reliability and quality of these connectors. Connectors are grouped into four categories: Pending, Alpha, Beta, and Generally Available (GA). Each stage has specific requirements that must be met before moving on to the next one. The main goal of certifying a connector is ensuring that it performs well against various use-cases and test expectations. Airbyte's testing process includes unit tests, integration tests, acceptance tests, and certification for unknown issues. Connectors are released in stages to ensure users only pay for reliable and well-tested connectors. The company plans to grow the number of sources and destinations supported by Airbyte in 2023.

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