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fix: Handle placeholder instance decommission safely in AWS ASGs #6816

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Merge branch 'fix/aws-asg-placeholder-decommission'

This merge resolves an issue in the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler where actual instances within AWS Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs) were incorrectly decommissioned instead of placeholders. The updates ensure that placeholders are exclusively targeted for scaling down under conditions where recent scaling activities have failed. This prevents the accidental termination of active nodes and enhances the reliability of the autoscaler in AWS environments.

Key improvements include:

  • Refined logic to strictly identify unsuccessful scaling activities.
  • Ensured that scaling operations affect placeholders only, preventing unintended impacts on real instances.
  • Expanded unit tests and validations to bolster the resilience and correctness of the scaling process.

Fixes #5829

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What this PR does / why we need it:

This PR prevents the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler from erroneously decommissioning actual nodes during scale-down operations in AWS environments, which could lead to unintended service disruptions.

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Fixes #5829

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Fix an issue in the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler where actual AWS instances could be incorrectly scaled down instead of placeholders.

This merge resolves the issue where the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler incorrectly decommissions actual instances instead of placeholders within AWS ASGs. The fix ensures that only placeholders are considered for scaling down when recent scaling activities fail, thereby preventing the accidental removal of active nodes. Enhanced unit tests and checks are included to ensure robustness.

Fixes #5829
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[AWS] Unsafe decomissioning of nodes when ASGs are out of instances
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