Update perf tool operators and README - #1316
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WalkthroughThe setup README now separates onboarding operator instructions and tracks its deployment in performance-test commands. Three operator installation templates now use updated subscription channels. ChangesOnboarding setup
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The setup instructions may omit onboarding operator metrics because they use placeholder workload identifiers instead of actual namespace and Deployment names. Update the commands or clearly document the required substitutions before merging. Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@setup/README.md`:
- Line 104: Update the setup README commands using the --workloads option to
replace the literal namespace:operatorDeploymentName placeholders with actual
operator namespace and Deployment identifiers, or clearly instruct users to
substitute those values before execution.
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cluster-loggingsubscription selectsstable-6.6, but the onboarding Loki subscription is not present in the inspected install templates. Confirm that the Loki Operator subscription used by onboarding also selectsstable-6.6; otherwise, the operators may use mismatched minor channels.</verification_unsubstantiated>
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| go run setup/main.go --users 1 --default 1 --custom 0 --username setup | ||
| go run setup/main.go --users 1 --default 1 --custom 0 --username setup --workloads namespace:operatorDeploymentName |
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Use the actual operator workload identifiers.
--workloads accepts namespace:name pairs, but both commands pass the literal namespace:operatorDeploymentName. Unless those are the real resource names, the setup tool will not capture the onboarding operator deployment metrics. Replace these placeholders with the actual operator namespace and Deployment name, or clearly document how users must substitute them before running the commands.
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In `@setup/README.md` at line 104, Update the setup README commands using the
--workloads option to replace the literal namespace:operatorDeploymentName
placeholders with actual operator namespace and Deployment identifiers, or
clearly instruct users to substitute those values before execution.
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Rearranged a couple of setup steps in the README to make it more clear and included the installed operator workload in the initial setup run.
Also updated some of the operator channels.
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