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This will set up the basic directory structure for catalog buildout. I think we should provide catalogs for core setups kind of similar to stacks, so data, security and devops. At the moment, just doing an airbyte + aws buildout to get started.
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This will set up the basic directory structure for catalog buildout. I think we should provide catalogs for core setups kind of similar to stacks, so data, security and devops. At the moment, just doing an airbyte + aws buildout to get started.