Airbyte transformation tab missing after upgrade

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Summary

After upgrading from v0.50.40, the transformation tab is missing on the Airbyte server deployed on an EC2 instance. User is looking for solutions to run dbt transformation after sync and if there is still a way to perform transformations. Request for documentation on this topic.


Question

Airbyte transformation

I have migrated from docer compose to abctl aon my airbyte server deployed in an ec2 instance.
I used to have a transformation tab, but after the upgrade, it looks like the transformation tab is no longer available.
Can an expert in this area please tell me why and what solutions they are offering to user who need to run dbt transformation right after a sync. Is there still a way to do Transformation? And any documentation on this topic?

Before upgrade from v0.50.40

Airbyte transformation

I have migrated from docer compose to abctl aon my airbyte server deployed in an ec2 instance.
I used to have a transformation tab, but after the upgrade, it looks like the transformation tab is no longer available.
Can an expert in this area please tell me why and what solutions they are offering to user who need to run dbt transformation right after a sync. Is there still a way to do Transformation? And any documentation on this topic?

Before upgrade from v0.50.40 - transformation available

After upgrade:


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There is still a dbt Cloud integration in Airbyte Cloud, but I don’t think Transformations is available in OSS anymore (either normalization which went away with Destinations v2, or dbt Cloud).

A lot of folks will use something like Dagster or Airflow for orchestration, but you could also use the webhooks from Airbyte to either trigger something yourself (e.g. GCS Cloud Function/AWS Lambda)—or through a webhook-friendly platform like Pipedream.