samber/ansible-role-airbyte

This project is a low-utility wrapper around the Airbyte deployment process. With only 5 stars and 0 forks over a 4-year period (1562 days), it shows no evidence of community adoption or maintenance. The velocity is zero, which is critical because Airbyte has evolved significantly in the last four years; an Ansible role from 2020 is almost certainly broken or lacks support for modern Airbyte features (like the new connector builder or advanced security configurations). Defensibility is near zero as this is a standard application of Ansible patterns to a well-documented installation process. Users are far more likely to use official Airbyte Helm charts, Docker Compose files, or Airbyte Cloud rather than a stale third-party Ansible role. Platform risk is high because managed ETL services (AWS Glue, GCP Dataflow) or Airbyte's own SaaS offering provide a much lower barrier to entry than self-hosting via configuration management scripts.