Troubleshooting Kubernetes
Troubleshooting Kubernetes involves diagnosing and resolving issues that affect the functionality and stability of your cluster and applications. Common errors may include problems with Pod scheduling, container crashes, image pull issues, networking issues, or resource constraints. Identifying and addressing these errors efficiently is crucial for maintaining a healthy Kubernetes environment.
In the upcoming sections, we’ll cover the essential skills you need to get started with Kubernetes troubleshooting.
Getting details about resources
When troubleshooting issues in Kubernetes, the kubectl get and kubectl describe commands are indispensable tools for diagnosing and understanding the state of resources within your cluster. You have already used these commands multiple times in the previous chapters; let us revisit the commands here again.
The kubectl get command provides a high-level overview of various resources in your cluster...
