Hi, tried deploying Airbyte on AWS and GCP, follow...
# replication-troubleshooting
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Hi, tried deploying Airbyte on AWS and GCP, following the website documentations but with no success. Are there any setup videos that take you through every step of the entire installation?
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Are you using vm instance? You can install Airbyte on VM and it is pretty easy.
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@Marcos Marx (Airbyte) turned this thread into Zendesk ticket 3054 to ensure timely resolution!
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Hey @Ofek Rubin, I don’t know if we have setup videos in particular but what step(s) are you stuck on for either deployment? Could you give us some more info on what’s not working?
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I completed all the steps but can't connect to the host. Do you offer help via remote connection? Important quastion: If I'm using Windows, how do I run Linux commands or is it possible to run them through windows cmd?
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Hey @Ofek Rubin, unfortunately we don’t offer any help via remote connection. Airbyte does not work on Windows without installing WSL2. Instructions are here.
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Did that. Having problem with cmod 400 not locating the ssh key.
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Can you post the full error? Sounds like you have to give the right permissions
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chmod: cannot access [pem key directory]: no such file or directory
Can I use PowerShell or should I use Ubunto 20.04 on Windows?
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Ubuntu WSL@
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I get chmod error as I said.
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@Ofek Rubin, are you running the right commands in the right terminal? There are commands you need to run in your local terminal and commands you need to run to your connected ec2 instance/shell.
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Yes, I am. Is it better to do it from MacBook? What should I install in MacBook in order for it to work?
Can someone walk me through this cause I can resole this situation with one answer a day. I have an VM instance open. I not a data engineer and it doesnt run smothly. I get errors all the time without the basic knowledge to fix them on the go. So please, I would really appriciate some help here.
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Hey @Ofek Rubin, sorry for the negative experience. Unfortunately, we can’t provide the one on one remote support that you want. If you’re using a Macbook, you can clone our github repo, cd into the folder and run docker-compose up to get Airbyte running in a few seconds. We have instructions on our docs about how to deploy on EC2, Azure, GCP and more. If you’re not able to deploy yourself, I can recommend signing up for Airbyte Cloud, which will provide you a managed instance of Airbyte.