@abhi Thanks for the talk the other day. I have been using plural for months now and i’m a fan Question - Is the airbyte API publicly accessible when deployed via Plural? I see there is an additional subdomain setup within the

context.yaml

. If I setup my instance at

airbyte.my-org.onplural.sh

, and setup the api at

airbyte-api.my-org.onplural.sh

How do I interact with API? I tried to replicate the network calls that I see in Chrome dev tools (~~`api/v1/worspace-id/get-destinations` ) with postman. I keep getting redirects to the ‘sign in with plural’ page i assume I need to use the other api-specific hostname? and how do i handle authentication - service token from app.plural.com or something else?

There's two ways you can do this! 1. Configure basic auth with the public endpoint manually, then just use your username/password you configured 2. Plural has two ingress controllers, a private and a public one. If you use the private network, you can hit the endpoint directly!

@abhi thanks for the response. questions 1. for the public, this is the same username/password that I use to login to app.plural.sh? It’s http basic auth and not oauth2 (client credentials etc) 2. For direct access via the private ingress endpoint, can you give some more detail? a. am I using an access token created at

<https://app.plural.sh/me/edit/tokens>

or something else? b. What type of Authentication ? c. Does this token get attached as a header, query param or in the body?

I’m gonna cc @Michael Guarino to let him respond here to make sure we can cover everything!

for basic auth, it can be any username, password pair. We use

api

as the username to make it explicit that it's used for the api, and you can generate a random password with

plural crypto random

. To actually set these add a users key in your context.yaml file like:

users:
  <uname>: <password>

then run

plural build --only airbyte && plural deploy --commit "adding airbyte basic auth"

You might need to also delete the airbyte webserver pods to make it take effect, the rotation isn't always automatic for airbyte

Thank you @Michael Guarino. will try this out today.