Diagnose Kubernetes cluster health by checking pod status, events, resource usage, and restart counts.
npx skills add https://github.com/dieguscl/dotfiles --skill k8s-check
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: k8s-check Source: https://github.com/dieguscl/dotfiles/tree/main/claude/skills/k8s-check Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dieguscl/dotfiles --skill k8s-check
This Skill provides a quick and comprehensive health check for your Kubernetes cluster, identifying potential issues with pods, events, and resource utilization.
Run a comprehensive Kubernetes health check for the current cluster context.
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To run a Kubernetes health check, this Skill queries the Kubernetes API server via kubectl to inspect pod status, recent events, resource usage, and restart counts. It provides a rapid overview to pinpoint problem areas like pods not in a Running state.
A comprehensive k8s diagnostics check includes identifying pods not in Running or Succeeded states, surfacing recent warning events, monitoring node and pod resource consumption, and highlighting pods with high restart counts indicating application instability.
Yes, you can scope kubectl diagnostics to a specific Kubernetes namespace. If a namespace is provided, the Skill limits its operations to that area to check pod status, events, resource usage, and restart counts within those defined boundaries.
Yes, you need kubectl installed because the Skill requires kubectl to interact with the Kubernetes API server. It relies on this dependency to execute commands that retrieve pod restart counts, resource utilization, and event warnings.
You should perform a Kubernetes cluster health check before deploying a new application or when experiencing cluster-wide issues. It identifies potential problems with pods, events, and resource utilization to prevent deployment bottlenecks.
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