Chetan Patel
09/18/2024, 12:22 PMD. Draco O'Brien
09/18/2024, 1:18 PMkubectl describe pod <pod-name> to get more details about the pod's status and events.
Check the Kubernetes cluster’s control plane logs, especially kubelet logs on the node where the pod was scheduled to run. These logs often contain more specific error messages.
Inspect the events in the namespace with
kubectl get events --all-namespaces.
If you’re using a managed Kubernetes service, check the cloud provider’s console for any related alerts or issues.
If the issue recurs, try setting up more comprehensive logging and monitoring to catch these issues early and diagnose them. (edited)Chetan Patel
09/18/2024, 1:25 PMChetan Patel
09/18/2024, 1:44 PMD. Draco O'Brien
09/18/2024, 3:46 PMD. Draco O'Brien
09/18/2024, 3:47 PMD. Draco O'Brien
09/18/2024, 3:47 PMChetan Patel
09/18/2024, 5:32 PMChetan Patel
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