Backfill running

The warehouse
is still filling.

Etlfy moves rows out of the places they are stuck — Postgres, Stripe, a folder of CSVs that changes shape every week — and lands them somewhere you can query. The connectors and the scheduler run. The site is still catching up.

The load queue below shows which tables have landed, which are syncing now, and which have not been touched yet.

0% Backfill · orders_v2

Loading batch 0412

Batch 0412 3 → 1 0 rows

Load queue

Six tables · 59% landed

001 ConnectorsPostgres, Stripe, S3, and a CSV folder nobody owns Landed 100%
002 SchedulerBackfills, incrementals, and what happens when one fails Landed 100%
003 Schema driftColumns that turn up on a Tuesday, handled without a page Syncing 62%
004 Docs and examplesTwelve pipelines, and what each one costs to run Syncing 35%
005 Warehouse targetsSnowflake, BigQuery, DuckDB, and plain Postgres Queued 0%
006 Usage and pricingCounted per row, with the meter in plain sight Queued 0%

First backfills run in October.

Nothing here is loading yet. If there is a table you keep exporting by hand, tell us where it lives and we will connect that one first.

[email protected] GitHub / the connectors, in the open Status / every batch, with timings

The warehouseis still filling.

Load queue

First backfills run in October.

The warehouse
is still filling.