Hey all! I have a particular use case for my application which I'm not too sure whether Airbyte would be suitable for. Basically, I'm planning to allow users to import raw data from Google Sheets into an arbitrary table created in a Postgres database. The table created would then allow them to perform arbitrary queries through my application. Does Airbyte make sense for this use case? I have some doubts because I'm not too sure how to manage the creation of so many "sources" (one for each spreadsheet, I think) within the backend and whether it would be quickly overloaded as well.

Hey Tedmund you can use Airbyte for this where you can run sync which will pull data from google sheets and send the data to postgres.

Hello @Harshith (Airbyte), thanks for the response! Am I right in saying that to integrate the "creation of sources" by clients I would simply have to make calls to the Airbyte API in my application? Since the Airbyte UI can be exposed otherwise, right?

yep