Upgrade kube-prometheus-stack to 67.5.0

[anders-elastisys]

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Prometheus has been upgraded to version 3.0. This includes changes to the Prometheus UI.

What does this PR do / why do we need this PR?

Noticed that the kube-prometheus-stack was falling behind a bit, this PR upgrades the Helm chart to v67.5.0 which also upgrades Prometheus to v3..
I checked the v3 migration guide and I did not see that we are currently using any of breaking flags or configurations in our default Welkin config, but please verify if this is used in some environments.

This fixes some ARP metrics and a log issue caused by this in the node-exporter (this is mentioned in the linked issue).

Alertmanager in the Mangement cluster is not upgraded, instead the image version is fixed to previous v0.26.0 due to v0.27.0 deprecating the v1 API endpoint, which is still used by Thanos.
Once we upgrade Thanos to v0.35 or higher, the v2 endpoint will be default (see related upstream issue) and we can remove the image override.

• Fixes Upgrade Kube-prometheus-stack-60.0.0 #2166

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[OlleLarsson]

Did you account for the change that they mention here? We seem to set these to false in the wc kps config

[Xartos]

Question: Does this comparison work with versions?

Wouldn't this just need to be

Suggested change

	if [[ ! "${current_version}" < "$(echo -e "${new_version}\n${current_version}" | sort -V | tail -n1)" ]]; then
	if [[ "${current_version}" != "${new_version}" ]]; then

[Elias-elastisys]

Do we need to care about the PromQL change to the dot token?

Just looking quickly I found usage in both alerts and dashboards, I'm sure they are everywhere.

compliantkubernetes-apps/helmfile.d/charts/prometheus-alerts/templates/records/k8s.rules.yaml

Line 130 in c8783f3

"workload", "$1", "owner_name", "(.*)"

compliantkubernetes-apps/helmfile.d/charts/grafana-dashboards/dashboards/backup-dashboard.json

Line 94 in c8783f3

"expr": "min((time()-kube_job_status_completion_time{job_name=~\"harbor-backup-cronjob-.*\", cluster=~\"$cluster\"})/3600)",

Have you checked if all dashboards behave the same?