Step 2: Connect your GitHub repository with Airbyte
What you need for this tutorial
- A GitHub repository you want to observe and build automation for
- A GitHub token that has read access to that repository
- Go to
Sources
and select the pre-configured GitHub Source in the Airbyte UI on port 8000; fill in your GitHub token and Repositories you want Faros CE to ingest

- Test the source
- Go to the
Connections
menu, Select theGitHub - Faros
connection, and clickSync Now
- Look at the logs and wait for the sync to conclude

Get Oriented in Airbyte
Airbyte is a great open-source product to sync data. You can find its documentation here.
See also π Faros Destination and π° Data Ingestion with Airbyte for details on the integrations with Faros CE.
Updated 3 months ago