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<@U04S8PLJWMT> I upgraded the machine and reinstalled it, got the error after running `abctl local credentials`
```No existing cluster found```

The error message `No existing cluster found` after running `abctl local credentials` indicates that Airbyte does not detect an existing local Airbyte Kubernetes cluster. This typically means that the Airbyte instance has not been installed or the previous installation was removed or corrupted.  Based on the official documentation, before you can retrieve credentials with `abctl local credentials`, you must have a running Airbyte instance installed via `abctl local install`. If you have reinstalled your machine, you likely need to reinstall Airbyte as well. You can do this by running:  ``` abctl local install ```  After the installation completes successfully, you should be able to run:  ``` abctl local credentials ```  and retrieve your credentials as expected. If you continue to encounter issues, ensure that the installation completed without errors and that Docker is running properly on your machine. If you need to start fresh, you can also uninstall and remove all Airbyte data as described in the documentation:  ``` abctl local uninstall --persisted rm -rf ~/.airbyte/abctl ```  Then, try the installation again. For more details, see the official documentation on managing local Airbyte instances with abctl: [Install and manage local Airbyte instances](<https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/next/deploying-airbyte/abctl#install-and-manage-local-airbyte-instances>).

The error message `No existing cluster found` after running `abctl local credentials` means that Airbyte cannot find a running local Airbyte cluster. This usually happens if Airbyte has not been installed yet, or if it was uninstalled or the data directory was removed.  To resolve this, you need to (re)install Airbyte using:  ``` abctl local install ```  Once the installation is complete, you should be able to retrieve your credentials with:  ``` abctl local credentials ```  If you want to ensure a completely clean state before reinstalling, you can run:  ``` abctl local uninstall --persisted rm -rf ~/.airbyte/abctl ```  and then proceed with the install command above. This process is described in the official documentation for managing local Airbyte instances with abctl [Install and manage local Airbyte instances](<https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/next/deploying-airbyte/abctl#install-and-manage-local-airbyte-instances>).  If you continue to see the error after reinstalling, please check that Docker is running and that there are no errors during the installation process.

I upgraded the number of cpus and reinstalled, got this error