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TODO: update this doc

Sync overview

Output schema

Is the output schema fixed (e.g: for an API like Stripe)? If so, point to the connector's schema (e.g: link to Stripe’s documentation) or describe the schema here directly (e.g: include a diagram or paragraphs describing the schema).

Describe how the connector's schema is mapped to Airbyte concepts. An example description might be: "MagicDB tables become Airbyte Streams and MagicDB columns become Airbyte Fields. In addition, an extracted_at column is appended to each row being read."

Data type mapping

This section should contain a table mapping each of the connector's data types to Airbyte types. At the moment, Airbyte uses the same types used by JSONSchema. string, date-time, object, array, boolean, integer, and number are the most commonly used data types.

Integration Type	Airbyte Type	Notes

Features

This section should contain a table with the following format:

Feature	Supported?(Yes/No)	Notes
Full Refresh Sync
Incremental Sync
Replicate Incremental Deletes
For databases, WAL/Logical replication
SSL connection
SSH Tunnel Support
(Any other source-specific features)

Performance considerations

Could this connector hurt the user's database/API/etc... or put too much strain on it in certain circumstances? For example, if there are a lot of tables or rows in a table? What is the breaking point (e.g: 100mm> records)? What can the user do to prevent this? (e.g: use a read-only replica, or schedule frequent syncs, etc..)

Getting started

Requirements

• What versions of this connector does this implementation support? (e.g: postgres v3.14 and above)
• What configurations, if any, are required on the connector? (e.g: buffer_size > 1024)
• Network accessibility requirements
• Credentials/authentication requirements? (e.g: A DB user with read permissions on certain tables)

Setup guide

For each of the above high-level requirements as appropriate, add or point to a follow-along guide. See existing source or destination guides for an example.

For each major cloud provider we support, also add a follow-along guide for setting up Airbyte to connect to that destination. See the Postgres destination guide for an example of what this should look like.

CHANGELOG

Version	Date	Pull Request	Subject
0.1.1	2023-03-17	#24180	Fix field order
0.1.0	2022-10-28	#18039	New Destination YugabyteDB