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Kubernetes Troubleshooting

Error #23 - Secret Invalid error Troubleshoot and Fix
Kubernetes Secret Invalid Error occurs when a pod or a component fails to use a Secret due to an incorrect configuration, missing data, or invalid format. This can prevent applications from starting or accessing necessary credentials.

Error #19 - Pod Invalid error Troubleshoot and Fix
In Kubernetes, there is no specific error message called "Pod Invalid," but the term is often used informally to describe situations where a Pod cannot be created, scheduled, or started due to incorrect configurations, policy violations, or resource constraints.





Error #15 - Cluster Autoscaler Failure error Troubleshoot and Fix
The Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler is a component that automatically adjusts the size of a cluster based on pending pods or underutilized nodes. When it fails, it can lead to resource allocation issues, pending workloads, or inefficient resource usage.


Error #14 - Resource Quota Exceeded error Troubleshoot and Fix
The Resource Quota Exceeded error occurs when resource usage exceeds the limits set in your Kubernetes cluster or cloud account. The root causes can vary depending on the environment and configuration. Read here common causes:
