@kapa.ai, i want to install airbyte along with the other tools like airflow, mysql etc. i want to create docker compose file , can i do that ?

Yes, you can run Airbyte together with other tools like Airflow (and, by extension, databases such as MySQL) using Docker Compose, but there are a few caveats. From the tutorials: - Airbyte, Airflow, dbt, and Superset are all shown running together via multiple Docker Compose files plus a helper script (

setup.sh

) in a sample repo. [[Modern stack](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/modern-data-stack-docker#step-2)] - In that example, separate compose files are used for Airbyte, Airflow, and Superset (

docker-compose-airbyte.yaml

,

docker-compose-airflow.yaml

, etc.), and they are brought up together with a script. [[Modern stack](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/modern-data-stack-docker#step-2)] - Another tutorial shows how to run Airbyte OSS and Airflow together locally in Docker, including customizing the Airflow image to install the Airbyte provider and wiring volumes and networking. [[Airflow + Airbyte](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/how-to-use-airflow-and-airbyte-together)] - A BigQuery-focused quickstart also runs Airbyte and Airflow together via Docker Compose, with an orchestration directory and

docker compose

commands. [[ADA stack](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/airbyte-dbt-and-airflow-stack-with-bigquery)] So conceptually: - Yes, you can absolutely define a Docker Compose setup that includes: - Airbyte OSS - Airflow (with the Airbyte provider installed) - Databases (e.g., MySQL, Postgres, BigQuery access, etc.) - Optional extras like dbt and Superset - The docs show this done either: - With multiple compose files orchestrated by a script, or - With separate Airbyte and Airflow compose setups that share a Docker network. However, the provided knowledge sources do not include a complete, ready‑to‑copy single

docker-compose.yml

that has Airbyte + Airflow + MySQL all in one file. They only describe the approach and show partial snippets (e.g., how to customize Airflow’s

docker-compose.yaml

and Dockerfile, and that separate compose files exist in a GitHub repo). [[Modern stack](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/modern-data-stack-docker#step-2); [Airflow + Airbyte](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/how-to-use-airflow-and-airbyte-together)] Given that limitation: - You can create your own combined

docker-compose.yml

that: - Includes the Airbyte services (from the Airbyte repo / docs). - Includes the Airflow services (from the Airflow Docker guide) plus the Airbyte provider and any extra volumes. - Adds a MySQL service. - Puts them all on the same Docker network so Airflow can call Airbyte and Airbyte can reach MySQL. - But the exact service definitions and full compose file are not spelled out in the knowledge sources, so I can’t provide a fully accurate, line‑by‑line compose file here without going beyond the given material. If you want to follow something documented: 1. Use the “modern data stack with Docker” pattern: - Clone the referenced GitHub repo with multiple compose files and

setup.sh

, then adapt it by adding a MySQL service to the relevant compose file. [[Modern stack](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/modern-data-stack-docker#step-2)] 2. Or follow the “Airflow and Airbyte OSS – Better Together” tutorial to: - Run Airbyte via its own Docker setup. - Run Airflow via its own

docker-compose.yaml

(with the Airbyte provider). - Add a MySQL container to one of those compose files and ensure they share a network. [[Airflow + Airbyte](https://airbyte.com/tutorials/how-to-use-airflow-and-airbyte-together)] If you tell me which base tutorial you plan to follow (modern data stack vs. Airflow+Airbyte tutorial), I can outline how to extend that setup conceptually to include MySQL, but I can’t pull an exact full compose file from the current sources.

@kapa.ai can i get docker compose file to install airbyte ?

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