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Introduces changes in the updater component to unboost cpu if its applied by the admission-controller.
Also the original cpu request is added in annotation because we need to revert to original(not recommeded) if update mode is set to Off.

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- [KEP]: (https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/tree/master/vertical-pod-autoscaler/enhancements/7862-cpu-startup-boost#aep-7862-cpu-startup-boost)
Unboost cpu resources after duration has passed and pod is ready.

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/cc laoj2
/cc adrianmoisey

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/ok-to-test

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@kamarabbas99 kamarabbas99 force-pushed the feature-cpu-upd branch 2 times, most recently from 6286cc8 to 79460ad Compare October 6, 2025 17:54
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Overall looks good! Just a few minor nits from me. I’ll do one more pass on this as well :)

}
err := inPlaceLimiter.InPlaceUpdate(pod, vpa, u.eventRecorder)
if err != nil {
klog.V(0).InfoS("Unboosting failed", "error", err, "pod", klog.KObj(pod))
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What happens if the unboosting operation fails each time? don't we want to fallback to eviction at some point?

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Dont we risk having an eviction loop in that case?

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We do. I need to look at the AEP if we discussed about it or not, but if we don't have an eviction there could be a case that the boosted workload will keep being boosted. maybe it's ok to leave it that way but we need to properly write this.

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So far looks good, I have 2 small comments

Comment on lines 311 to 313
if !PodReady(pod) {
return false
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This function is checking for readiness and startup time duration. Does it make sense to remove the readiness check? I like it as a guard, but it seems surprising.
Or may be rename the function to include that the readiness is true?

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If we remove this check we have to rename this function for future use.
We already check if the pod is ready each time we use this function:

But I worry for other folks who maybe want to use this function and won't check if the pod is ready

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I changed the name of function to include the readiness check, also removed the redundant readiness checks.

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/lgm
/assign omerap12

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/lgtm

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