chore(system-tests-k8s): containerDisk poc #3481
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Enhancing Config Disk Logic for Improved Performance
This PR replaces the existing CDI logic, where the configuration disk is pushed to a local S3 bucket and imported via the CDI controller, with a new approach using containerDisk logic. The configuration disk is now wrapped as a container image, pushed to a local container registry, and pulled by the container runtime during VM creation.
This change is expected to provide better runtime performance and a more streamlined setup, especially when running a large number of system tests in parallel.
A cleaner implementation will follow once statistical data confirms a significant improvement in performance with these changes. We anticipate having runtime comparisons with FARM in the coming days to validate the effectiveness of this approach.