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Hi Guys,
Thanks for your help. It appears that it was an issue with the Docker image that I built on my M1 Mac. I instead built the Docker image on my GCP cloud instance instead. I’ll add the steps below in case anyone in the future has the same `Internal Server Error: Get Spec job failed` when loading their Docker Image.

1. In your terminal run `gcloud compute scp &lt;DirectoryOfConnector&gt; &lt;GCPComputeEngineName&gt;:~` to push the directory of your connector to your GCP Instance
2. SSH into your GCP instance using `gcloud --project=&lt;ProjectName&gt; beta compute ssh &lt;GCPComputeEngineName&gt; -- -L 8000:localhost:8000`
3. Navigate to the folder of your connector using `cd` command.
4. Run `docker build . -t airbyte/source-&lt;ConnectorName&gt;:&lt;tag&gt;` to build your connector’s docker image
5. Go to localhost:8000 on your web-browser to access Airbyte
6. Go to Settings&gt;Sources&gt;+ New Connector and fill in the info for your connector
    a. NB your Docker repository name will be `airbyte/source-&lt;ConnectorName&gt;` and the Docker image tag will be `&lt;tag&gt;` as specified after the `-t` in step 4
7. Click Add and you’re done