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[CCM - service controller] Remove schedulability predicate for LB set #111691

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@alexanderConstantinescu alexanderConstantinescu commented Aug 4, 2022

What type of PR is this?

/kind regression

What this PR does / why we need it:

PR #109706 re-added the schedulability predicate to the node sync path, causing nodes to be removed from the LB set if any node goes unschedulable. This doesn't seem to be correct however, specifically: it seems it was removed with #90823 which listed a production outage caused by the fact that we were syncing LBs as a cause by the schedulability constraint changing on a set of nodes. #90823 mentioned:

This caused a production outage when nodes in an autoscaling group were marked unschedulable so the autoscaler would gracefully terminate them - instead the ingress controllers on those nodes were immediately removed from the LB pool and no new ingress requests could be accepted.

Which will most certainly be the case again after #109706 since any node going unschedulable will be removed from the LB set.

The PR that added the schedulability predicate to the "update predicates" was: #90769, but it didn't list any good reasons for doing so...given this new information it seems the reverse holds true, we should not be removing nodes from the LB set because of this attribute, and we should most likely not even care about this attribute when syncing updates to nodes.

This PR thus removes that predicate altogether.

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I am unsure of if we want this PR, or just revert #109706 at this point. But posting this here for efficiency's sake.

Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?

Remove the recently re-introduced schedulability predicate (by PR: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/109706) as to not have unschedulable nodes removed from load balancers back-end pools.   

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/remove-kind bug
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aojea commented Aug 4, 2022

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aojea commented Aug 4, 2022

/kind bug

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Thanks!

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