Summary
Sources and destinations such as MongoDB and PostgreSQL are not loading, with error messages indicating images not found locally. No changes were made to the server.
Question
Hello everyone, since this morning all sources and destinations can not be loaded:
mongodb
2024-07-23 20:51:40 platform > airbyte/source-mongodb-v2:1.4.3 not found locally. Attempting to pull the image
postgresql:
2024-07-23 20:53:13 platform > airbyte/destination-postgres:2.0.15 not found locally. Attempting to pull the image
nothing changed at the server, it just stopped to work.
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What Airbyte version and how are you deploying?
Did anything potentially change from a networking perspective? These get pulled from DockerHub by default, so anything that blocks DNS resolution of that or the traffic itself would be an issue
Probably something broke on docker pull, I´ve performed a brand new install it seems ok now, thank you
Did you restart the server before this issue happened?
And are on docker compose installation method?
I had the same issue where if the airbyte bootloader/init containers are not up then it fails to pull images from docker
But if i restart the containers using the shell script for starting compose containers then everything works as it is
I’m hoping a lot of these things go away as the docker compose method is replaced with abctl—not only having all the configs in values.yaml regardless of deployment method, but also more general predictability since everything is run the same way (abctl runs a Kubernetes cluster in Kind under the hood)
<@U064KD7LDBR> yes I´ve restarted the server, tried to pull as well, probably as <@U035912NS77> said the abctl method will fix this issues, the problem is time to install / configure it:grin:
Well, I hope so anyway 
For what it’s worth, they made this pretty friendly in most cases:
curl -LsfS <https://get.airbyte.com> | bash -
abctl local install --migrate```
Docs:
<https://docs.airbyte.com/using-airbyte/getting-started/oss-quickstart#migrating-from-docker-compose-optional>