cherry-pick PR-1279 into release-1.8 #1495
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Previously tryAssignIPs would always allocate all available IPs on the
ENI regardless of the number of IPs the node would want. A great
showcase of this behavior is on node bootstrap. Assuming we have a node
with maxIPsPerENI=30 and WARM_IP_TARGET=5, the following happens:
After the change this would look like:
So in this very common flow we cut out an entire AWS API call per node.
In addition this behavior exhibits itself any time we need to scale up
IPs as tryAssignIPs always attempts to over-allocate IPs -- which then
just need to be released almost immediately.
Fixes #1272
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cherry-pick PR-1279 into release-1.8
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