Hi there, I'm trying to install Airbyte on AWS EC2

t4g.xlarge

using :

abctl local install --host <http://data-airbyte.acme.fr|data-airbyte.acme.fr> --insecure-cookies --no-browser

CLI OK without error :

SUCCESS  Installed Helm Chart airbyte/airbyte:
            Name: airbyte-abctl
            Namespace: airbyte-abctl
            Version: 2.1.0
            AppVersion: 2.1.0
            Release: 1
  INFO    Starting Helm Chart installation of 'nginx/ingress-nginx' (version: 4.15.1)
 SUCCESS  Installed Helm Chart nginx/ingress-nginx:
            Name: ingress-nginx
            Namespace: ingress-nginx
            Version: 4.15.1
            AppVersion: 1.15.1
            Release: 1
  INFO    No existing Ingress found, creating one
 SUCCESS  Ingress created
 SUCCESS  Launching web-browser disabled. Airbyte should be accessible at
            <http://localhost:8000>
 SUCCESS  Airbyte installation complete.
            A password may be required to login. The password can by found by running
            the command abctl local credentials

Using Firefox, when navigating to

<http://data-airbyte.acme.com>

I'm using password from

abctl local credentials

to be authenticated using HTTP Basic Auth (no username). Not sure that is related, but I can see one HTTP error : POST http://data-airbyte.acme.com:8000/api/oauth/access_token

{
  "error_description": "refresh_token and grant_type are required",
  "error": "invalid_request"
}

Of course, port 8000 is open to EC2 instance. Do you have any clue ?

Hey Thomas, great to hear its working now. This sounds like it's not related to Airbyte's login page but rather to an infra AWS layer requiring basic auth.