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Feast Helm charts and build script #289
Feast Helm charts and build script #289
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- Refer to README.md for more details how feast chart is structured and how to use it - Feast Core and Feast Serving are subcharts that the parent Feast chart uses to install Feast. These subcharts optionally contains other dependencies such as Kafka, Postgresql or Redis. All these components can be enabled/disabled using the enabled flag in the Helm values.
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should we perhaps exclude these? Dont see value in adding this.
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Is this available also from /gojek/feast? or only from your repo? |
Yes it will be available in this path: |
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Override bootstrapServer value only if kafka is enabled and kafka.external is disabled
Support overriding Redis store host with LoadBalancer IP
- So pod scaling and startup is faster - In most cases, Core and Feast should not need more than 15 seconds to start up
Include exploded/unpacked jar in the production image To be used when staging files when submitting Dataflow jobs
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/lgtm |
This pull request provides updates to the Helm chart used to install Feast using Helm.
It also updates the Dockerfiles used to build Feast Core and Serving.
Currently it assumes the version to be
0.3.0-alpha.1
.Steps to test this chart can be seen in
README.md
ininfra/charts/feast
folder.