openshift-popeye-analysis

To run OpenShift cluster health checks, you execute Popeye-style scripts against your OCP, ARO, or ROSA cluster using the oc CLI and jq. The skill collects, parses, and scores health signals to present actionable findings for incident triage.

Popeye-style health scoring in an OpenShift environment analyzes multiple cluster components like operators, SCCs, routes, builds, and quotas. It consolidates these checks into a single, repeatable health analysis to identify degraded resources.

Yes, this OpenShift health analysis tool works with ARO and ROSA managed clusters. It applies Popeye-inspired checks across these environments to detect SCC violations, unhealthy routes, and quota issues for ongoing monitoring.

Yes, you need jq and the OpenShift CLI (oc) installed to analyze OpenShift cluster health issues with this skill. These dependencies are required to collect, parse, and score health signals from the cluster.

The best way to triage degraded operators and SCC violations is to run a consolidated health analysis that scans your OpenShift cluster. This surfaces specific issues across operators, networking, and routes, returning a structured health report.

If OpenShift cluster health analysis is not detecting quota issues, ensure the oc CLI and jq dependencies are properly configured with cluster access credentials. The skill requires valid access to collect and parse quota health signals.