chore(tracking): Test demos on nightly versions for 25.11.0

[Techassi]

Part of stackabletech/issues#759

This is testing that the nightly release of the operators and products do not negatively impact the products.

Note

Record the results (issues, anomalies, or success) during the process in a comment on this issue. Eg:

:green_circle: **airflow-scheduled-job**

The CRD had been updated and I needed to change the following in the manifest:
...

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• red_circle: In progress with errors
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List of demos

Replace the items in the lists below with the applicable Pull Requests (if any). Also put your GitHub handle next to the demo to indicate a particular demo was picked up for testing.

• airflow-scheduled-job @adwk67
• argo-cd-git-ops @dervoeti
• data-lakehouse-iceberg-trino-spark: fix: data-lakehouse-iceberg-trino-spark demo #333 @labrenbe
• end-to-end-security @Techassi
• hbase-hdfs-load-cycling-data @adwk67
• jupyterhub-keycloak @adwk67
• jupyterhub-pyspark-hdfs-anomaly-detection-taxi-data @adwk67
• logging @Techassi
• nifi-kafka-druid-earthquake-data @adwk67
• nifi-kafka-druid-water-level-data @adwk67
• signal-processing @adwk67
• spark-k8s-anomaly-detection-taxi-data @adwk67
• trino-iceberg @labrenbe
• trino-taxi-data @labrenbe

Nightly from Scratch Testing Instructions

These instructions are for deploying and completing the nightly demo from scratch.

Tip

Be sure to select the nightly docs version on https://docs.stackable.tech/home/nightly/demos/.

# Make sure stackablectl 1.2.0 is installed
stackablectl --version

# Install demo (stable operators) for the nightly release.
stackablectl demo install <DEMO_NAME> --release dev

# --- IMPORTANT ---
# Run through the nightly demo instructions (refer to the list above).

List of Stacks

Some stacks are not used by demos, but still need testing in some way.

Tip

Some of the stacks have a tutorial to follow.

• monitoring @NickLarsenNZ
• observability
• openldap
• tutorial-openldap

You can install the stack via:

stackablectl stack install <STACK_NAME> --release dev

[adwk67]

🟢 jupyterhub-keycloak
🟢 signal-processing

Successful test as part of review of #322

[Techassi]

🟢 logging

No issues were encountered.

[Techassi]

🟢 end-to-end-security

No issues were encountered.

[dervoeti]

🟢 argo-cd-git-ops

It works, but Airflow does not start locally on Kind unless something like cloud-provider-kind is used, because the default listenerClass was changed and it waits for a LoadBalancer.

We need to decide whether we want to change the listenerClass or mention in the docs that an environment with a LoadBalancer is required.

Update: I'm working on a fix
Fixed in #331

[maltesander]

We need to decide whether we want to change the listenerClass or mention in the docs that an environment with a LoadBalancer is required.

I think you can just go for external-unstable? The demo docs currently work with port-forwards?

[Techassi]

Done, closing.