Running Airbyte Cloud version locally and using OAuth2 in open source version

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Inquiring about running Airbyte Cloud version locally and implementing OAuth2 in the open source version


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Hi guys! Does anyone know if it’s possible to spin up Airbyte Cloud version locally?

I’d like to be able to use OAuth2 in the open source version.


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Not exactly an answer to your question—but we just built the auth flows in our own webapp, and then just pass those credentials to Airbyte over the API when we create the connections. This lets us control the experience (the end user doesn’t actually interact with Airbyte at all) and also use the same credentials for our Reverse ETL tooling without forcing the user to authenticate again.