Our Seed Round + Airflow preview
Published February 12, 2021.
Here are the community news and product updates of the past week.
Airbyte raised a $5.2M seed round with Accel
This fundraising will be dedicated to building the open-source standard for data integration and data movement, and to commoditize it, once and for all.
CHECK OUT OUR CEO'S ARTICLE >>
Preview: Integration with Airflow!
Thanks to @marcosmarxm, Airbyte's integration with Airflow has been merged into Airflow's main code base. It will be released in Airflow's next release. You will be able to run Airbyte jobs from Airflow directly. This was the most requested feature in the last few months.
February was a stabilization month for a new acceleration phase
After every acceleration period, you need a stabilization one. Otherwise, you won’t be able to scale the product beyond a certain point.
Our First Community Call, featuring Agridigital
Join us for our community call to see how Jins Kadwood, CTO of Agridigial, leverage Airbyte for his caching strategy. We'll also give you some product updates.
REGISTER TO THE COMMUNITY CALL>>
The next Contest starts today, until end of April
Contribute source connectors and win $500 worth of prizes (your choice between devices, cash, donations, etc.). There will be 3 winners this time, but everybody gets some swag gifts.
We're recruiting several senior engineers and a dev advocate!
If you're interested to join our team and commoditize data integration with us, check our job offers. Maybe you know someone who can be? A note: we're full remote!
Our new Tutorials
Here's a short tutorial showing how we're leveraging Airbyte and Meilisearch to be able to search through our whole Slack history, even though we're on a free plan.
We're showcasing how we've built a Slack activity dashboard using Airbyte and Apache Superset, so you can do that at home in less than an hour.
How you can add incremental to a source
This tutorial will show how you can add incremental to your working source, and will build off the "Build a Toy Connector tutorial".