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Usage

How Feast SDK usage is measured

The Feast project logs anonymous usage statistics and errors in order to inform our planning. Several client methods are tracked, beginning in Feast 0.9. Users are assigned a UUID which is sent along with the name of the method, the Feast version, the OS (using sys.platform), and the current time.
The source code is available here.

How to disable usage logging

Set the environment variable FEAST_USAGE to False.
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