diff --git a/helm/qos-scheduler/charts/network/values.yaml b/helm/qos-scheduler/charts/network/values.yaml
index 4a58a473f45ef6f7aaa8989d2e70d279b3f18379..f121048ea2645d893cfc0a00c215a34e0ca5fda3 100644
--- a/helm/qos-scheduler/charts/network/values.yaml
+++ b/helm/qos-scheduler/charts/network/values.yaml
@@ -34,34 +34,6 @@ operators:
      image:
         repository: network-k8s
 
-     # This is a sample operator for a custom network.
-   # topology:
-   #   command: /bin/network-topology
-   #   pullSecret: qos-registry-access-topology
-   #   networks: ['DEMO']
-     # The name of the channel controller class to run for this operator.
-     # This will be passed to the operator using the --channelController flag.
-     # Currently the only supported values here are is 'base' and 'cnidemo'
-   #   channelControllerImpl: 'cnidemo'
-     # Use this if you want to configure a cni plugin from your custom network operator.
-     # The cnidemo channel controller implementation supports the following settings.
-   #   cni:
-        # The name of the network attachment definition to generate for you.
-        # This should be unique within your network.
-   #     name: cni-vlan
-        # The name of your cni plugin. The plugin binary must have been installed in your
-        # cluster.
-   #      type: 'cni-vlan'
-        # The cni version of the cni plugin you are using. If you are not sure what to put here,
-        # inspect your cni plugin.
-        # This is not the docker image tag of your cni plugin, it is a cni version.
-   #      version: 0.4.0
-        # The VLAN ID to use for setup of virtual overlay network with sub interface on k8s nodes
-        # Set to -1 to generate random vlan id
-   #      vlanId: 25
-     
-   #   image:
-   #      repository: network-topology
 
      # This is the l2sm network operator.
    l2sm: