Self deploy syncs
Download CloudQuery
Follow the steps below to start syncing data with CloudQuery.
For automated, CI, or agent installs (macOS/Linux):
Using GitHub Actions? Use the official cloudquery/setup-cloudquery action instead of a shell script.
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Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
Docker containers can't open a browser for interactive sign-in, so set an API key as an environment variable instead.
Generate an API key here, then use it in the commands below.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
Docker containers can't open a browser for interactive sign-in, so set an API key as an environment variable instead.
Generate an API key here, then use it in the commands below.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
To sign in, run the following command.
A new browser window will open where you start the sign-in process.
For a non-interactive sign-in process and sync, you can generate an API key. This is useful for production deployments.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
Step 1: Download CloudQuery
Step 2: Create your CloudQuery account
Docker containers can't open a browser for interactive sign-in, so set an API key as an environment variable instead.
Generate an API key here, then use it in the commands below.
Step 3: Build your sync
Run the command `cloudquery init`
