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Thank you for this submission, Janina, the underlying need is clear. Organizations running controlled deployment processes need visibility into the full set of artifacts associated with a release.
We want to be transparent that the solution as described, deriving the complete image list from rendered Helm manifests, does not fully reflect how Instana Custom Edition works. Some components are resolved and deployed dynamically at runtime by the operator, and datastore images are managed independently with flexible version requirements, which means a static Helm-rendered manifest cannot serve as a complete authoritative source.
That said, we are exploring whether we can leverage existing internal tooling to produce a supported, release-specific image inventory that addresses this need. We will update this idea as that investigation progresses.