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Add how to copy files from Kubernetes pods. (#7238)

* Add how to copy files from Kubernetes pods.

* Add instructions on how to browse.

* Format.

* This is needed.

Co-authored-by: Christophe Duong <christophe.duong@gmail.com>
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Davin Chia
2021-11-18 19:16:36 +08:00
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@@ -93,6 +93,28 @@ docker cp airbyte-server:/tmp/workspace/9/2/catalog.json .
cat catalog.json
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### Browsing on Kubernetes
If you are running on Kubernetes, use the following commands instead to browsing and copy the files to your local.
To browse, identify the pod you are interested in and exec into it. You will be presented with a terminal that will accept normal linux commands e.g ls.
```bash
kubectl exec -it <pod name> -n <namespace pod is in> -c main bash
e.g.
kubectl exec -it destination-bigquery-worker-3607-0-chlle -n jobs -c main bash
root@destination-bigquery-worker-3607-0-chlle:/config# ls
FINISHED_UPLOADING destination_catalog.json destination_config.json
```
To copy the file on to your local in order to preserve it's contents:
```bash
kubectl cp <namespace pods are in>/<normalisation-pod-name>:/config/destination_catalog.json ./catalog.json
e.g.
kubectl cp jobs/normalization-worker-3605-0-sxtox:/config/destination_catalog.json ./catalog.json
cat ./catalog.json
```
## CSV or JSON local Destinations: Check local data folder
If you setup a pipeline using one of the local File based destinations \(CSV or JSON\), Airbyte is writing the resulting files containing the data in the special `/local/` directory in the container. By default, this volume is mounted from `/tmp/airbyte_local` on the host machine. So you need to navigate to this [local folder](file:///tmp/airbyte_local/) on the filesystem of the machine running the Airbyte deployment to retrieve the local data files.