hello, I'm testing out airbyte with an orchestrato...
# replication-troubleshootinge
Emilja Dankevičiūtė
10/14/2022, 9:43 AMhello, I'm testing out airbyte with an orchestrator tool (airflow, kestra, etc.) and I can see that there is a username and a password for airbyte webapp(e.g. https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow-providers-airbyte/1.0.0/connections.html).
In our airbyte web UI I can't find anything regarding any user management or auth and it looks like the auth is provided by a proxy. We're running open source airbyte on kubernetes. What are those values in airflow's airbyte connection spec? Are they for airbyte cloud?
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Emilja Dankevičiūtė
10/14/2022, 9:58 AMNvm, found out that they're probably are inherited from base class. let me know if I'm wrong, though. https://github.com/apache/airflow/blob/1f9c62e5efc089c546af6ffe8cc1a3d6ecd4733d/airflow/providers/http/hooks/http.py#L96
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10/14/2022, 11:29 AM@[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx turned this thread into Zendesk ticket 2829 to ensure timely resolution!
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Harshith (Airbyte)
10/17/2022, 4:16 AMUsername and password are optional right?
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Emilja Dankevičiūtė
10/19/2022, 6:28 AMyes, they are. Sorry, only noticed the message now.
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Harshith (Airbyte)
10/19/2022, 11:40 AMSorry, didn't get the issue maybe? Could you elaborate more?
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Emilja Dankevičiūtė
10/19/2022, 12:03 PMyou asked "Username and password are optional right? (edited)" and I responded that "yes, they are". I've already found the answer - just wanted to know where do those properties come from.
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Harshith (Airbyte)
10/20/2022, 4:48 AMGot it. You were right about the above thing. 👍