I setup airbyte cloud when I was tight on resources and needed integrations done fast, had no bandwidth to spend a day or two working on the ETL flows. Overall

I setup airbyte cloud when I was tight on resources and needed integrations done fast, had no bandwidth to spend a day or two working on the ETL flows. Overall it's been good once it was configured. Ran into way too many issues for a paid platform though that gave me concern few people are actually using it in production. I did spin up a local instance with docker compose and you get some integrations not available in the cloud hosted version. I'm hesitant to give it a recommendation - their support is responsive and tries their best - eventually solving issues - but if something breaks and you lose visibility into marketing spend or something you NEED... it's not been 100% stable for me. E: to be fair to them - APIs change and break sometimes - I get it, I manage like 40 APIs in our airflow - but taking 3-5 days to fix something you need for production is risky.