Remove BYOC references

Signed-off-by: Philippe Noël <philippemnoel@gmail.com>

Author: philippemnoel

charts/cluster/docs/runbooks/CNPGClusterHighPhysicalReplicationLagWarning.md

@@ -48,20 +48,14 @@ kubectl exec -it services/paradedb-rw --namespace <namespace> -- psql
 
 - Increase the Memory and CPU resources of the ParadeDB instances under heavy load. This can be done by setting `cluster.resources.requests` and `cluster.resources.limits` in your Helm values. Set both `requests` and `limits` to the same value to achieve QoS Guaranteed. This will require a restart of the CloudNativePG cluster instances and a primary switchover, which will cause a brief service disruption.
 
-If using the ParadeDB BYOC Terraform module, this can be done by setting the `paradedb.cpu` and `paradedb.mem` parameters in the `.tfvars` file(s).
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 - Enable `wal_compression` by setting the `cluster.postgresql.parameters.wal_compression` parameter to `on`. Doing so will reduce the size of the WAL files and can help reduce replication lag in a congested network. Changing `wal_compression` does not require a restart of the CloudNativePG cluster.
 
-If using the ParadeDB BYOC Terraform module, this can be done by setting `paradedb.postgresql.parameters.wal_compression`.
-
 - Increase IOPS or throughput of the storage used by the cluster to alleviate disk I/O bottlenecks. This requires creating a new storage class with higher IOPS/throughput and rebuilding cluster instances and their PVCs one by one using the new storage class. This is a slow process that will also affect the cluster's availability.
 
 If you decide to go this route:
 
 1. Start by creating a new storage class. Storage classes are immutable, so you cannot change the storage class of existing Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs).
 
-If using the ParadeDB BYOC Terraform module, add the new storage to the cluster's BYOC values - `k8s.storageClasses`.
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 2. Make sure to only replace one instance at a time to avoid service disruption.
 
 3. Double check you are deleting the correct pod.

charts/cluster/docs/runbooks/CNPGClusterPhysicalReplicationLag.md

@@ -118,8 +118,6 @@ SHOW max_replication_slots;
          memory: 16Gi
    ```
 
-   If using the ParadeDB BYOC Terraform module, this can be done by setting the `paradedb.cpu` and `paradedb.mem` parameters in the `.tfvars` file(s).
-
 3. **Enable WAL Compression:**
    ```yaml
    cluster: