Meltano Cloud is currently in Beta.
While in Beta, functionality is not guaranteed and subject to change.
If you're interested in using Meltano Cloud please join our waitlist.
Meltano Cloud currently runs on AWS.
Meltano Cloud uses Python 3.9. After our GA launch, we aim to support all active versions of Python that are not yet at their end of life.
The primary AWS region hosting Meltano Cloud is us-west-2 (Oregon, US).
Future plans include expanding into an EU region (timing is TBD).
We use the following IP addresses for all egress traffic. Add the following IPs to your allow list if your Meltano Cloud workload requires access to your protected servers.
54.68.17.185/32
44.231.17.56/32
44.225.129.236/32
There are specific environment variables that are reserved for certain use-cases.
GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY is a reserved variable that should be set if you have private repository packages.
To encrypt, set the ssh private key env variable into your .env file as-is in the private key file with single quotes
around them.
Example .env file to be encrypted:
GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY='-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
therearelotsofprivatekeymaterialhere
onvariouslineslikethis
wecanjustcopypasteasitappearsinthefile
andusesinglequotesaroundthewholething
-----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----'
SOME_OTHER_SECRET=1234asdf
Then continue with encryption using the kms-ext utility.
MELTANO_CLOUD_WEBHOOK_URL can be set to receive notifications on success or fail of a job or schedule run.
Currently only one webhook URL can be configured.