Apr 30
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K8s Rollout Stuck? Stop the Panic! #shorts Don’t delete your deployment! Panic-driven actions often kill healthy pods and cause unnecessary outages. Instead, follow a calm, systematic path: start with kubectl describe deployment to check for ""Progress Deadline Exceeded"" and then immediately run kubectl get events. This frequently overlooked command is where the cluster directly reports the ""why""—revealing everything from resource shortages to registry authentication errors. Next, diagnose your specific pod states. ImagePullBackOff signals registry trouble, while CrashLoopBackOff usually points to internal application crashes. Finally, verify your Readiness and Liveness probes; misconfigured ports or aggressive timeouts can prevent even healthy containers from ever receiving traffic. By checking Events, Pod Status, and Probes in order, you’ll solve the root cause in minutes instead of guessing for hours. 🚀 #Kubernetes #K8s #DevOps #SRE #CloudNative #Troubleshooting #SoftwareEngineering #Docker #CloudComputing #kubectl #TechTips #InfrastructureAsCode #SystemAdmin"