Airbyte
‍Community Call

‍How To Build an Open-Source Data Platform in 2023

Discover the power and potential of open-source technology for building robust data platforms in our upcoming Community Call.

In this session, Lucien Fregosi, Senior Data Engineer at Bodyguard.ai will demystify the process of constructing an end-to-end data platform using best practices in the industry, such as code-first approach, open-source software, cloud storage, and unified data ingestion.

This is an ideal opportunity for data engineers who are keen to learn innovative approaches and leverage the potential of open-source tools like Kubernetes, Airbyte, DBT, Prefect, Cube dev, and Superset within a company-standardized Kubernetes cluster.

Join us for an honest and insightful Community Call featuring Airbyte co-founders CEO Michel Tricot and COO Jean Lafleur, as they share their experiences and challenges faced over the past year.

This transparent community call with Michel and Jean will provide a unique opportunity to connect directly with the leaders behind Airbyte and gain valuable insights into the realities of running a fast-paced startup in the ever-evolving data integration industry. Whether you are an existing user, a potential customer, or just curious about the startup journey, this candid conversation is for you.

In this edition of the Community Call, Derek Yimoyines will demonstrate Bainbridge Growth's utilization of Airbyte in a multi-tenant environment, showcasing its integration with Airflow, DBT, and other technologies while discussing their experience in building and modifying connectors.

In this video, Ben Pankow, Software Engineer at Elementl, will show you how to streamline your process using dagster to manage your Airbyte connections and orchestrate syncs with downstream computation using DBT.

In this edition of the Airbyte Community Call, Zhee Khoo, Head of Solutions Architecture at Fauna, will share why they selected Airbyte as their integration tool, how they went about building the connector, and some of their customers' current use cases.

Vinodhini, Developer Advocate & Data Engineer at Treeverse helps us learn about data versioning at *MASSIVE* (100s of PBs) scale and showcases how lakeFS uses Airbyte!

Abhi, Head of Community at Plural, will showcase how we can deploy Airbyte on Kubernetes without prior experience, all from within our web browser and only using open-source technologies.

Thomas Gerber will go over how they integrated Airbyte into Faros CE, an open-source data engineering platform. He dives into how Airbyte acts as their ELT layer, performing the heavy lifting behind the unification of operational data.

Saif Abid, CTO of Bitstrapped, showed off the Golang CDK that they developed for Airbyte, allowing you to create Go based Airbyte connectors.

Owen showed off the new Airbyte Dagster integration, which allows you to orchestrate Airbyte and the rest of your modern data stack with ease.

Airbyte has always valued transparency, it's one of the top values at Airbyte. In this session, Airbyte's 2 co-founders, Michel and John, showed the pitch they gave to raise their $150M Series-B fundraise.

Alex showed us how to set up a quick and resilient data pipeline using Prefect, Airbyte and dbt. This integration has been one of the most requested by Airbyte users

Our Calixa and Fnatic friends will showcase how they built connectors for their companies and teach us unique connector building concepts with direct, hands-on examples!

Tim told us how Latticework Insights implemented Airbyte for data centralization and handling slowly changing dimensions.

Harshith told us how they created 1,000+ connections with Airbyte.

Tuan told us how Joon Solutions use Terraform to automate Airbyte deployments on GCP.

Robert (Dev Advocate at Preset) showed us how they leveraged Airbyte for community tracking and built an Airbyte management tool.

Jins (CTO of AgriDigital) shared with us how his team leverages Airbyte for his caching strategies.

We talked about Airbyte, the progress we made at Airbyte and in terms of community in March, and our roadmap in April.