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This PR primarily focuses on enhancing the configuration of the Kubescape Operator Helm chart. The main changes include:

• Updating the README with revised instructions for enabling the Network Policy generation feature.
• Extending the permissions for the node-agent, operator, and kubevuln cluster roles by adding "sbomsyfts" and "sbomsyftfiltereds" to their resource lists.
• Modifying the storage deployment configuration by setting the replica count to 1 and updating the claim name for the persistent volume claim.
• Updating several other deployment configurations to set the replica count to 1.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Documentation	README.md Update README with revised instructions and settings                          charts/kubescape-operator/README.md Removed a line related to verbose mode in the kollector environment. Updated the instructions for enabling the Network Policy generation feature. +3/-5
Configuration changes	clusterrole.yaml Extend node-agent cluster role permissions                                              charts/kubescape-operator/templates/node-agent/clusterrole.yaml Added "sbomsyfts" and "sbomsyftfiltereds" to the list of resources for the node-agent cluster role. +2/-2      clusterrole.yaml Extend operator cluster role permissions                                                  charts/kubescape-operator/templates/operator/clusterrole.yaml Added "sbomsyftfiltereds" and "sbomsyfts" to the list of resources for the operator cluster role. +1/-1      deployment.yaml Update storage deployment configuration                                                    charts/kubescape-operator/templates/storage/deployment.yaml Set the replica count for the storage deployment to 1. Updated the claim name for the persistent volume claim. +2/-2      clusterrole.yaml Extend kubevuln cluster role permissions                                                  charts/kubescape-operator/templates/kubevuln/clusterrole.yaml Added "sbomsyftfiltereds" and "sbomsyfts" to the list of resources for the kubevuln cluster role. +1/-1

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• 🎯 Main theme: Enhancement of the Kubescape Operator Helm chart configuration
• 📝 PR summary: This PR introduces enhancements to the Kubescape Operator Helm chart configuration. The changes include updating the README with revised instructions for enabling the Network Policy generation feature, extending permissions for various roles, modifying the storage deployment configuration, and updating several other deployment configurations.
• 📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
• 🧪 Relevant tests added: No
• ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 2, because the changes are mostly configuration updates and permission extensions which are straightforward to review.
• 🔒 Security concerns: No

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💡 General suggestions: The changes made in this PR seem to be well thought out and necessary for the enhancement of the Kubescape Operator Helm chart. However, it would be beneficial to add comments in the code explaining the reason behind the changes, especially for the permission extensions. This will help other developers understand the context better.

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Make the number of replicas for the storage deployment configurable through the values file. The number of replicas for the storage deployment is hardcoded to 1. It would be better to make this configurable through the values file, so that users can scale the deployment according to their needs. charts/kubescape-operator/templates/storage/deployment.yaml [11] spec: - replicas: 1 + replicas: {{ .Values.storage.replicaCount }} Make the name of the PersistentVolumeClaim configurable and use a unique release name as a prefix to avoid conflicts. The name of the PersistentVolumeClaim is prefixed with 'kubescape-'. This might lead to conflicts if multiple instances of the chart are installed in the same namespace. It would be better to make the name configurable through the values file, and use a unique release name as a prefix. charts/kubescape-operator/templates/storage/pvc.yaml [6] metadata: - name: kubescape-{{ .Values.storage.name }} + name: {{ .Release.Name }}-{{ .Values.storage.name }} Make the number of replicas for the otel-collector deployment configurable through the values file. The number of replicas for the otel-collector deployment is hardcoded to 1. It would be better to make this configurable through the values file, so that users can scale the deployment according to their needs. charts/kubescape-operator/templates/otel-collector/deployment.yaml [17] spec: - replicas: 1 + replicas: {{ .Values.otelCollector.replicaCount }}

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[matthyx]

Do we disable application profiles and network policies again?
Also need to update unittests.