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Change 1:

workqueue.DefaultTypedControllerRateLimiter's AddRateLimited() draws from a single 10qps/burst-100 token bucket shared by every item in the queue, regardless of kind or key. Cascade/trigger enqueues (Pod/Node change to Profile update, per-Profile bootstrap loop, initial bootstrap event) used AddRateLimited() for ordinary enqueuing rather than error retries. During a burst of ~100 nodes joining, this exhausted the shared bucket, delaying later Profile syncs by minutes even though they were never dropped, just queued behind the backlog.

Switch these call sites to Add(), which is unthrottled and still deduped by key via the delaying queue's dirty set. Keep AddRateLimited() only for its intended purpose: the retry-after- sync()-error path, where per-key exponential backoff is correct.

Change 2:

validateTunedCRs() called UpdateStatus() on every Tuned CR on every invocation, even when the computed status conditions were identical to what's already stored. Compare the newly computed status against the cached copy with reflect.DeepEqual() and skip the UpdateStatus() call when nothing semantically changed.

Resolves: OCPBUGS-105458

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Performance

    • Reduced unnecessary rate limiting during routine event processing, improving responsiveness for profile updates.
    • Avoided redundant status updates when no meaningful configuration change occurred.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Preserved retry-based reprocessing after synchronization failures.
    • Improved handling of initial setup and updates triggered by workload or infrastructure changes.
    • Reduced unnecessary system activity when configuration status remains unchanged.

Change 1:

workqueue.DefaultTypedControllerRateLimiter's AddRateLimited() draws from
a single 10qps/burst-100 token bucket shared by every item in the queue,
regardless of kind or key.  Cascade/trigger enqueues (Pod/Node change to
Profile update, per-Profile bootstrap loop, initial bootstrap event)
used AddRateLimited() for ordinary enqueuing rather than error retries.
During a burst of ~100 nodes joining, this exhausted the shared bucket,
delaying later Profile syncs by minutes even though they were never dropped,
just queued behind the backlog.

Switch these call sites to Add(), which is unthrottled and still deduped
by key via the delaying queue's dirty set.  Keep AddRateLimited() only for
its intended purpose: the retry-after- sync()-error path, where per-key
exponential backoff is correct.

Change 2:

validateTunedCRs() called UpdateStatus() on every Tuned CR on every invocation,
even when the computed status conditions were identical to what's already
stored.  Compare the newly computed status against the cached copy with
reflect.DeepEqual() and skip the UpdateStatus() call when nothing semantically
changed.

Resolves: OCPBUGS-105458
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The operator now centralizes Profile queue insertion. New events are immediate, while pending retries keep rate-limited backoff. Tuned status validation now skips semantically unchanged status updates.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Profile queue handling
pkg/operator/controller.go
Bootstrap, Pod, Node, and bulk Profile events use enqueueProfile. The helper inserts new keys immediately and preserves rate-limited insertion for keys with pending retries.
Tuned status comparison
pkg/operator/validator.go
The validator computes status on a deep copy and skips UpdateStatus when the status is semantically unchanged. It logs unchanged status at verbosity level.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Mergeability Score: 🟠 High · up to eeddc

Retry scheduling can still count repeated Profile events as failures while a retry is pending, potentially exhausting the retry limit and causing a failed sync to drop a stale Profile. Merge should be blocked until duplicate retry scheduling is prevented or retry state is tracked separately.

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Avoid global workqueue throttling for Profile enqueues; skip no-op Tuned status writes

🐞 Bug fix ✨ Enhancement 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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AI Description

• Use unthrottled workqueue Add() for routine Profile/Tuned bootstrap enqueues.
• Keep AddRateLimited() only for sync() error retries with backoff.
• Skip Tuned UpdateStatus() when computed status is semantically unchanged.
Diagram

graph TD
A["Cluster events"] --> B["Workqueue"] --> C["Controller sync()"]
C -- "profile triggers" --> D["Enqueue Profile: Add()"] --> B
C -- "sync error" --> E["Retry: AddRateLimited()"] --> B
C -- "Tuned CRs" --> F["validateTunedCRs()"] --> G["UpdateStatus call"]
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The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Use a dedicated rate limiter for Profile keys
  • ➕ Retains throttling protection without coupling unrelated kinds/keys to the same token bucket
  • ➕ Can tailor QPS/burst separately for Profile vs other work
  • ➖ More moving parts: custom limiter wiring and tuning responsibility shifts to this controller
  • ➖ Still risks delaying routine work during bursts if mis-tuned
2. Separate queues per work kind (Profile vs others)
  • ➕ Hard isolation: Profile activity can’t starve bootstrap/status processing (and vice versa)
  • ➕ Simplifies reasoning about backpressure per domain
  • ➖ Increases controller complexity (multiple workers/queues and shutdown semantics)
  • ➖ Cross-kind ordering/coordination becomes harder if the controller relies on implicit serialization
3. Use apimachinery semantic equality for status comparison
  • ➕ Avoids false negatives from reflect.DeepEqual when defaulted fields or ordering differ
  • ➕ Common Kubernetes pattern for comparing API objects
  • ➖ Adds dependency/complexity versus straightforward reflect.DeepEqual for a small status struct
  • ➖ May still require careful selection of which subfields are truly semantic

Recommendation: Current approach is the right minimal fix: routine enqueues should not consume the shared DefaultTypedControllerRateLimiter bucket, while error retries should remain rate-limited with backoff. For the status optimization, reflect.DeepEqual is acceptable if status fields are stable; if churn is still observed due to defaulting/ordering, consider switching the comparison to Kubernetes semantic equality focused on Conditions.

Files changed (2) +14 / -5

Enhancement (1) +9 / -0
validator.goSkip Tuned UpdateStatus() when status is unchanged +9/-0

Skip Tuned UpdateStatus() when status is unchanged

• Captures the pre-compute Tuned.Status, recomputes conditions, and uses reflect.DeepEqual to detect no-op status updates. Avoids unnecessary UpdateStatus calls and logs a V(2) message when skipping the write.

pkg/operator/validator.go

Bug fix (1) +5 / -5
controller.goSwitch routine bootstrap/cascade Profile enqueues to Add() +5/-5

Switch routine bootstrap/cascade Profile enqueues to Add()

• Replaces AddRateLimited() with Add() for initial Tuned bootstrap, Pod/Node-triggered Profile updates, and bulk enqueueProfileUpdates(). Preserves AddRateLimited() only in the sync() error retry path to keep per-item backoff behavior while preventing global token-bucket throttling of normal work.

pkg/operator/controller.go

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Remediation recommended

1. Backoff bypass on failures ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
Profile-trigger enqueues now use workqueue.Add(), which can immediately re-queue a Profile key
even if it is currently waiting on an AddRateLimited() backoff retry after a sync() error. Under
frequent Node/Pod/MCP events, this can defeat exponential backoff and increase rapid retry/log/API
churn for persistently failing Profile syncs.
Code

pkg/operator/controller.go[R283-284]

+			c.workqueue.Add(wqKey{kind: wqKindProfile, namespace: ntoconfig.WatchNamespace(), name: nodeName})
		}
Relevance

●● Moderate

Subtle workqueue semantics; could be valid but changes PR intent (unthrottled routine enqueues) and
needs discussion.

PR-#1474

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Evidence
The controller requeues failing work items with AddRateLimited(), which schedules delayed retries
via AddAfter(). The workqueue’s Add() path does not consult rate-limiter delay state, so a
concurrent Add() can re-activate a key that was meant to wait, effectively bypassing the pending
retry delay.

pkg/operator/controller.go[199-208]
pkg/operator/controller.go[268-305]
pkg/operator/controller.go[467-476]
vendor/k8s.io/client-go/util/workqueue/rate_limiting_queue.go[136-139]
vendor/k8s.io/client-go/util/workqueue/delaying_queue.go[249-268]
vendor/k8s.io/client-go/util/workqueue/delaying_queue.go[295-307]
vendor/k8s.io/client-go/util/workqueue/queue.go[224-251]

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### Issue description
Several Profile enqueues were changed from `AddRateLimited()` to `Add()`. If a Profile key is already in a delayed retry state due to `sync()` returning an error (and being requeued via `AddRateLimited()`), a subsequent routine enqueue via `Add()` can make the key eligible for immediate processing, bypassing the intended backoff delay.

### Issue Context
- Error retries use `AddRateLimited()` in `eventProcessor()`.
- Routine triggers now use `Add()` for Profile keys (node/pod cascades and bulk enqueue).
- In client-go workqueues, `Add()` does not consult the rate limiter/delay state.

### Fix Focus Areas
- pkg/operator/controller.go[283-304]
- pkg/operator/controller.go[475-476]

### Proposed fix
For these routine Profile triggers, preserve backoff only when the key is already being retried:
- Build the `wqKey` as today.
- If `c.workqueue.NumRequeues(profileKey) > 0`, call `c.workqueue.AddRateLimited(profileKey)`; otherwise call `c.workqueue.Add(profileKey)`.

This keeps unthrottled enqueues for healthy keys (the goal of this PR) while still respecting backoff for keys already in a retry loop.

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In `@pkg/operator/controller.go`:
- Around line 474-480: Update Controller.enqueueProfile so delayed retry state
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@jmencak: This pull request references Jira Issue OCPBUGS-105458, which is invalid:

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Change 1:

workqueue.DefaultTypedControllerRateLimiter's AddRateLimited() draws from a single 10qps/burst-100 token bucket shared by every item in the queue, regardless of kind or key. Cascade/trigger enqueues (Pod/Node change to Profile update, per-Profile bootstrap loop, initial bootstrap event) used AddRateLimited() for ordinary enqueuing rather than error retries. During a burst of ~100 nodes joining, this exhausted the shared bucket, delaying later Profile syncs by minutes even though they were never dropped, just queued behind the backlog.

Switch these call sites to Add(), which is unthrottled and still deduped by key via the delaying queue's dirty set. Keep AddRateLimited() only for its intended purpose: the retry-after- sync()-error path, where per-key exponential backoff is correct.

Change 2:

validateTunedCRs() called UpdateStatus() on every Tuned CR on every invocation, even when the computed status conditions were identical to what's already stored. Compare the newly computed status against the cached copy with reflect.DeepEqual() and skip the UpdateStatus() call when nothing semantically changed.

Resolves: OCPBUGS-105458

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Performance

  • Reduced unnecessary rate limiting during routine event processing, improving responsiveness for profile updates.

  • Avoided redundant status updates when no meaningful configuration change occurred.

  • Bug Fixes

  • Preserved retry-based reprocessing after synchronization failures.

  • Improved handling of initial setup and updates triggered by workload or infrastructure changes.

  • Reduced unnecessary system activity when configuration status remains unchanged.

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@jmencak: This pull request references Jira Issue OCPBUGS-105458, which is valid. The bug has been moved to the POST state.

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@yanirq, I see the similar failures in #1582 . 3 PAO test lanes seem to be failing and it will probably require some CI investigation on Sunday/Monday.

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Let's debug in the CI:
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Change 1:

workqueue.DefaultTypedControllerRateLimiter's AddRateLimited() draws from a single 10qps/burst-100 token bucket shared by every item in the queue, regardless of kind or key. Cascade/trigger enqueues (Pod/Node change to Profile update, per-Profile bootstrap loop, initial bootstrap event) used AddRateLimited() for ordinary enqueuing rather than error retries. During a burst of ~100 nodes joining, this exhausted the shared bucket, delaying later Profile syncs by minutes even though they were never dropped, just queued behind the backlog.

Switch these call sites to Add(), which is unthrottled and still deduped by key via the delaying queue's dirty set. Keep AddRateLimited() only for its intended purpose: the retry-after- sync()-error path, where per-key exponential backoff is correct.

Change 2:

validateTunedCRs() called UpdateStatus() on every Tuned CR on every invocation, even when the computed status conditions were identical to what's already stored. Compare the newly computed status against the cached copy with reflect.DeepEqual() and skip the UpdateStatus() call when nothing semantically changed.

Resolves: OCPBUGS-105458

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Performance

  • Reduced unnecessary rate limiting during routine event processing, improving responsiveness for profile updates.

  • Avoided redundant status updates when no meaningful configuration change occurred.

  • Bug Fixes

  • Preserved retry-based reprocessing after synchronization failures.

  • Improved handling of initial setup and updates triggered by workload or infrastructure changes.

  • Reduced unnecessary system activity when configuration status remains unchanged.

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jmencak commented Aug 19, 2026

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/cherry-pick release-5.0

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@jmencak: new pull request created: #1595

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