Setting Connector Image to Private Repository in Kubernetes Environment

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This question is about setting a connector image to a private repository in a Kubernetes environment.


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how to set the connector image to a private repository? using kubernet environment



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i’ve tried to pull and push the oracle source and s3 destination to my private repo (i’ve struggled with docker hub limitations).
but when i run the connection, i’ve got error.

but my airbyte its newer than this version, and i only cloned the image…

Something like this worked in my project. https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/issues/39900#issuecomment-2203787127
You need to change “where” part and replace values for your destination connector.

FROM public.actor_definition_version
WHERE docker_repository = '...' AND docker_image_tag = '...';```