o Troubleshooting: Check pod logs for errors, ensure required resources are available, check for misconfigurations. o Example: kubectl logs <pod-name>
2. ImagePullBackOff:
o Error: Kubernetes is unable to pull the container image.
o Troubleshooting: Verify image name and access permissions, check network connectivity. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
3. Pod Pending:
o Error: Pod is stuck in the Pending state.
o Troubleshooting: Insufficient resources, node issues, pod scheduling constraints. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name> 4. Invalid Pod Specification:
o Error: Pod spec contains invalid configurations.
o Troubleshooting: Review pod YAML file for syntax errors, missing fields, or incorrect values. o Example: kubectl apply -f <pod-spec.yaml> --dry-run=client
5. Service Unavailable:
o Error: Service is not reachable.
o Troubleshooting: Check service configuration, endpoint readiness, network policies. o Example: kubectl get svc
6. Node Not Ready:
o Error: Node is not ready to accept pods.
o Troubleshooting: Inspect node status, check system logs, monitor resource usage. o Example: kubectl describe node <node-name>
7. Volume Mount Errors:
o Error: Issues with mounting volumes in pods.
o Troubleshooting: Verify volume configuration, permissions, and storage availability. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
8. RBAC Permission Denied:
o Error: User or service account lacks necessary permissions.
o Troubleshooting: Review RBAC roles and bindings, check cluster role permissions. o Example: kubectl auth can-i <verb> <resource> --as <user> 9. Pod Evicted:
o Error: Pod is evicted from the node.
o Troubleshooting: Resource constraints, node issues, pod priority configuration. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
10. Network Policy Issues:
o Error: Network policies are blocking pod communication.
o Troubleshooting: Review network policy configurations, check pod labels and selectors. o Example: kubectl describe networkpolicy <policy-name>
11. ImageNotFound:
o Error: Kubernetes cannot find the specified container image.
o Troubleshooting: Verify image name and repository, check image availability. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
12. Init Container Errors:
o Error: Issues with init containers failing to start or complete.
o Troubleshooting: Check init container logs, verify dependencies, and container startup order. o Example: kubectl logs <pod-name> -c <init-container-name>
13. Node Out of Disk Space:
o Error: Node has insufficient disk space.
o Troubleshooting: Free up disk space, resize volumes, or add additional storage. o Example: df -h 14. Pod Stuck in Terminating State:
o Error: Pod is stuck terminating and not being removed.
o Troubleshooting: Manually delete pod finalizers, check controller-manager logs. o Example: kubectl delete pod <pod-name> --grace-period=0 –force
15. Invalid Namespace:
o Error: Specified namespace does not exist or is misspelled.
o Troubleshooting: Check namespace spelling, create namespace if necessary. o Example: kubectl get namespace
16. Invalid Pod IP:
o Error: Pod IP is not assigned or is invalid.
o Troubleshooting: Check networking configurations, restart kubelet service. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
17. DNS Resolution Failure:
o Error: Pod cannot resolve DNS names.
o Troubleshooting: Verify DNS configurations, check network policies, test DNS resolution. o Example: kubectl exec -it <pod-name> -- nslookup <domain>
18. CrashLoopBackOff with Custom Controllers:
o Error: Custom controller-managed pods are in CrashLoopBackOff state.
o Troubleshooting: Check controller logs, review controller implementation, inspect pod resources. o Example: kubectl logs <controller-pod-name> 19. ConfigMap Errors:
o Error: Issues with ConfigMap creation or usage in pods.
o Troubleshooting: Verify ConfigMap configurations, check for syntax errors. o Example: kubectl describe configmap <configmap-name>
20. Pod Security Context Violation:
o Error: Pod security context constraints are violated.
o Troubleshooting: Review pod security context, check security policies. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
21. Node NotReady Condition:
o Error: Node is marked as NotReady.
o Troubleshooting: Check node status, inspect kubelet logs, monitor node health. o Example: kubectl describe node <node-name>
22. PersistentVolumeClaim Pending:
o Error: PVC is stuck in Pending state.
o Troubleshooting: Check storage class availability, inspect PV/PVC bindings. o Example: kubectl describe pvc <pvc-name>
23. Scheduler Errors:
o Error: Issues with pod scheduling.
o Troubleshooting: Inspect scheduler logs, check resource requests/limits. o Example: kubectl logs -n kube-system <scheduler-pod-name>
24. Missing Resource Quotas:
o Error: Resource quota limits are exceeded.
o Troubleshooting: Review resource quotas, adjust resource requests/limits. o Example: kubectl describe quota <quota-name> 25. Container Terminated Unexpectedly:
o Error: Container inside the pod is terminated unexpectedly.
o Troubleshooting: Check container logs, inspect container health checks, review application code. o Example: kubectl logs <pod-name>
26. Secret Decryption Error:
o Error: Unable to decrypt secrets.
o Troubleshooting: Verify encryption configurations, check secret permissions. o Example: kubectl describe secret <secret-name>
27. Pod Running Slow:
o Error: Pod is taking longer than expected to start or respond.
o Troubleshooting: Check pod resource utilization, inspect application performance. o Example: kubectl top pod <pod-name>
28. Node Crashed:
o Error: Node has crashed and is not recoverable.
o Troubleshooting: Diagnosenode hardware/software issues, replace node if necessary. o Example: kubectl describe node <node-name>
29. Deployment Rollout Stuck:
o Error: Deployment rollout is stuck or paused.
o Troubleshooting: Inspect deployment status, check for conflicts or blocking conditions. o Example: kubectl rollout status deployment <deployment-name> 30. Ingress Controller Errors:
o Error: Ingress controller is not routing traffic correctly.
o Troubleshooting: Check ingress controller logs, inspect ingress resources, verify DNS resolution. o Example: kubectl logs -n <ingress-controller-namespace> <ingress- controller-pod-name>
31. Pod Affinity/Anti-Affinity Failures:
o Error: Pod scheduling based on affinity/anti-affinity rules fails.
o Troubleshooting: Review pod affinity/anti-affinity configurations, check node labels. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
32. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) Not Scaling:
o Error: HPA is not scaling pods as expected.
o Troubleshooting: Inspect HPA configurations, check resource metrics, review pod utilization. o Example: kubectl describe hpa <hpa-name>
33. Service Account Permissions:
o Error: Service account lacks necessary permissions to access resources.
o Troubleshooting: Review service account roles and role bindings. o Example: kubectl describe sa <service-account-name>
34. Pod Disruption Budget Violation:
o Error: Pod disruption budget constraints are violated.
o Troubleshooting: Review PodDisruptionBudget configurations, check for pod disruptions. o Example: kubectl describe pdb <pdb-name> 35. Node Resource Exhaustion:
o Error: Node resources (CPU, memory) are exhausted.
o Troubleshooting: Monitor node resource utilization, adjust resource quotas. o Example: kubectl top node
36. Custom Resource Definition (CRD) Errors:
o Error: Issues with custom resource definitions.
o Troubleshooting: Check CRD configurations, validate CR manifests. o Example: kubectl get crd
37. Pod Security Policy Violation:
o Error: Pod does not comply with pod security policies.
o Troubleshooting: Review pod security policy configurations, check for policy violations. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
38. Cluster Autoscaler Not Scaling:
o Error: Cluster autoscaler is not scaling nodes as expected.
o Troubleshooting: Inspect cluster autoscaler logs, check node utilization, adjust autoscaler configurations. o Example: kubectl logs -n kube-system <autoscaler-pod-name>
39. Pod Resource Contention:
o Error: Pods on the node are contending for resources.
o Troubleshooting: Review resource requests/limits, adjust pod scheduling policies. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name> 40. Endpoint Not Ready:
o Error: Service endpoint is not ready to receive traffic.
o Troubleshooting: Check service health checks, review endpoint status. o Example: kubectl describe endpoints <service-name>
41. Namespace Resource Quota Exceeded:
o Error: Resource quota limits in namespace exceeded.
o Troubleshooting: Adjust resource quotas, monitor namespace resource usage. o Example: kubectl describe quota -n <namespace-name>
42. Node Drain Failure:
o Error: Node drain operation fails.
o Troubleshooting: Manually evacuate pods from the node, check for stuck processes. o Example: kubectl drain <node-name>
43. Invalid Service Type:
o Error: Service type is invalid or unsupported.
o Troubleshooting: Review service type in service manifest. o Example: kubectl describe service <service-name>
44. Cluster DNS Resolution Failure:
o Error: Cluster DNS service is not resolving names correctly.
o Troubleshooting: Verify CoreDNS configurations, check for DNS service availability. o Example: kubectl get svc -n kube-system 45. Pod Affected by Node Maintenance:
o Error: Pod is affected by node maintenance activities.
o Troubleshooting: Evacuate pods from the node, ensure node cordoning. o Example: kubectl drain <node-name>
46. Ingress Resource Misconfiguration:
o Error: Ingress resource is misconfigured.
o Troubleshooting: Review ingress YAML file, check backend service configurations. o Example: kubectl describe ingress <ingress-name>
47. API Server Unavailable:
o Error: Kubernetes API server is unreachable.
o Troubleshooting: Check API server logs, review network connectivity. o Example: kubectl cluster-info
48. Node Affinity Violation:
o Error: Pod scheduling based on node affinity rules fails.
o Troubleshooting: Review pod/node labels, inspect node affinity configurations. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
49. Pod Priority Preemption:
o Error: Pods with lower priority are preempted by higher-priority pods.
o Troubleshooting: Adjust pod priority settings, review preemption policies. o Example: kubectl describe pod <pod-name>
50. Volume Quota Exceeded:
o Error: Persistent volume quota limits exceeded.
o Troubleshooting: Adjust storage quotas, monitor persistent volume usage. o Example: kubectl describe quota <quota-name>
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