openshift-resource-detection.yaml

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change_type: enhancement
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note: Add OpenShift resource detection support
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issues: [2330]
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  When distribution is set to "openshift", the openshift detector is enabled regardless of
  cloudProvider. It auto-discovers k8s.cluster.name, cloud.provider, cloud.platform, and
  cloud.region via the OpenShift API (config.openshift.io/v1/infrastructures). The
  cloud.platform value reflects the actual hosting environment (e.g., aws_openshift,
  gcp_openshift, azure.openshift). Cloud-provider-specific detectors are also enabled
  alongside the openshift detector to collect instance metadata: ec2 on AWS, gcp on GCP,
  and azure on Azure. Distribution-specific detectors (openshift, aks) now take priority
  over the cloud-provider catch-all in detector selection, ensuring the correct
  cloud.platform is always set. The clusterName field is now optional for OpenShift.