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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive how-to guide for tuning the Python online feature server
in production Kubernetes deployments with the Feast Operator.
The guide covers:
keep-alive, and max-requests recycling with Operator CR and CLI examples
the
cache_mode: threadfix for background refreshand Cassandra with latency guidance and store-specific tuning (connection pooling,
batch parallelism, retry modes, consistent reads)
(links to scaling-feast.md for full YAML examples)
examples) and OpenTelemetry Operator integration
for AWS/GCP/Azure, DNS caching
The guide is registered in
docs/SUMMARY.mdunder How-to Guides, after"Feast on Kubernetes". It cross-links to existing reference docs (scaling,
feature server, OpenTelemetry, store-specific pages, ODFVs).