The Databricks Feature Engineering client is used to:
- Create, read, and write feature tables
- Train models on feature data
- Publish feature tables to online stores for real-time serving
- Upgrade workspace feature table metadata to Unity Catalog
Documentation
Documentation can be found per-cloud at:
For release notes, see
Limitations
This library can only run on Databricks runtimes. It can be installed locally or in CI/CD environments for unit testing.
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