- Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: No
- OS Version / Instance: Debian
- Memory / Disk: 4Gb
- Deployment: Are you using Docker or Kubernetes deployment? Docker
- Airbyte Version: What version are you using now? 0.40.26
- Source name/version: ssp-xander-appnexus
- Destination name/version: gcs
- Step: The issue is happening during sync, creating the connection or a new source? - new source
- Description: I have cloned airbyte repo in our debian vm in google cloud instead of installing it locally. The check/read operation works perfectly well as well as pushing the docker image into the google registry but the problem occurs when adding the connector to the UI.
I have followed all the solutions below which was discussed on this thread Internal Server Error: Get Spec job failed but it did not work for me.
Is this issue because of where I cloned airbyte? cloning airbyte locally is not an option for me and all dev work should be done in the google cloud vm.
CHECK OPERATION
READ OPERATION
ERROR in Adding the connector in UI
Suggested Solutions that I tried:
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