Update enterprise private registry docs for combined tigera/calico image#2717
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The enterprise side of the calico mono-image consolidation (tigera/calico-private#11681, tigera/operator#4782) drops standalone builds for voltron, guardian, ui-apis, queryserver, linseed, l7-collector, ingress-collector, packetcapture, es-gateway, elasticsearch-metrics, prometheus-service, and compliance (server/controller/reporter/snapshotter). Operator points each of those at the combined tigera/calico image with 'calico component <name>' as the container command. Add a tigera/calico entry to the enterprise components map and prune the folded components so the rendered private-registry pull list stays in sync with what's actually published.
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These were pulled from quay.io/calico, and projectcalico/calico#12225 folded them into the calico/calico mono-image. The standalone images aren't published anymore, so prune them from the private-registry pull list.
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Pull request overview
Updates Calico Enterprise’s release metadata to reflect the mono-image consolidation to tigera/calico, ensuring the private-registry install docs render an up-to-date set of images to mirror/pull.
Changes:
- Add the new
tigera/calicoimage tocalico-enterprise/releases.jsonso it appears in the generated private-registry pull list. - Remove component image entries that are no longer published as standalone images (now run from
tigera/calicoviacalico component <name>).
A comment in calico-private's release/internal/utils/enterprise.go enumerates everything bundled under cmd/calico: apiserver, calicoctl, kube-controllers, typha, pod2daemon/flexvol/csi, key-cert-provisioner, webhooks, Linux CNI, voltron, guardian, linseed (plus the components already dropped in this PR). Drop the enterprise standalones for each. calicoq stays - the calico-private PR body calls out that it picked up cobra plumbing only with no image change. cloud-controllers stays - not referenced as folded anywhere. tigera-cni-windows stays - the comment scopes the fold to the Linux CNI plugin.
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Enterprise companion to #2673. The enterprise side of the mono-image consolidation (https://github.com/tigera/calico-private/pull/11681, tigera/operator#4782) drops standalone builds for voltron, guardian, ui-apis, queryserver, linseed, l7-collector, ingress-collector, packetcapture, es-gateway, elasticsearch-metrics, prometheus-service, and compliance (server/controller/reporter/snapshotter). Operator points each one at
tigera/calicowithcalico component <name>as the container command.tigera/calicoentry tocalico-enterprise/releases.jsonso it shows up in the rendered private-registry pull list.intrusion-detection-controllerstays in the list - that image is now a thin layer on top oftigera/calicocarrying the GeoIP databases, so it's still published. Same goes forcnx-manager(the UI is still its own image; only theui-apisbackend got folded).dikastesalso stays standalone in enterprise for now, unlike OSS.