updating integrations destinations local files doccs

[jacqueskpoty]

What

This change will help users to easily locate local JSON and local CSV files. The previous Docs at the following link :
https://docs.airbyte.io/integrations/destinations/local-json and
https://docs.airbyte.io/integrations/destinations/local-csv,
Explain how to customize the local directory that stores the replicated files and also states at the end that - " If Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser to go to file:///tmp/airbyte_local and look at the replicated data locally "

However it does not state how to access the replicated files if you are running airbyte on a remote server or for some reason cant access the file by using the specified approach above (file:///tmp/airbyte_local)

So it's important to show the user how to get to those file though the shell command by accessing the not-so-obvious container which hosts them. In fact the container which hosts these files is the airbyte-scheduler which is not obvious at all. I'am an airbyte user and I thought those files were stored in the airbyte-server. Thus it's even important to let the user know how and where to get those local files at. Following is the change I made to the local JSON and local CSV docs:

I changed this

With this in both files
(If Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser to go to file:///tmp/airbyte_local and look at the replicated data locally)

Access Replicated Data Files

• If Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser to go to file:///tmp/airbyte_local and look at the replicated data locally
• If Airbyte instance is running on a remote server or for some reasons you can't use the first approach ([file:///tmp/airbyte_local]) to access the replicated files, follow the following steps to access the replicated files:
  • Access the scheduler container using docker exec -it airbyte-scheduler bash
  • Make sure you are at the root folder of the container using cd ..
  • Navigate to the default local mount using cd /tmp/airbyte_local
  • Navigate to the replicated file directory you specified when you created the destination, using cd /{Directory_Specified}
  • Now you can see all the files containing the replicated data using ls

[marcosmarxm]

After that you could execute cat filename to get information from the file

[jacqueskpoty]

@marcosmarxm The change you suggested is good with me.

[jacqueskpoty]

I modified the two files and pushed them.

[avaidyanatha]

Love it, thank you for the contribution @jacqueskpoty! I just have some small clarity changes and this should be good to go.

[jacqueskpoty]

I considered the suggested changes and pushed

[avaidyanatha]

LGTM. Thanks for making the changes @jacqueskpoty!