Diagnose KOF and KCM deployment issues by analyzing custom resources across API groups.
npx skills add https://github.com/k0rdent/kof --skill troubleshoot-k0rdent
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: troubleshoot Source: https://github.com/k0rdent/kof/tree/main/.agents/skills/troubleshoot Command: npx skills add https://github.com/k0rdent/kof --skill troubleshoot-k0rdent
Systematically inspect and report failures in KOF and KCM custom resources by walking the ownership and reference graph described in docs/relationships.md across multiple API groups. It covers resources in k0rdent.mirantis.com, kof.k0rdent.mirantis.com, config.projectsveltos.io, and lib.projectsveltos.io, including supporting Flux resources and core resources.
Ask me to analyze a live Kubernetes cluster or a support bundle directory and I will produce a structured health report.
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To troubleshoot a Kubernetes ClusterDeployment that is not ready, you can analyze custom resources and workload health across multiple API groups using this diagnostic tool to generate a structured health report identifying readiness failures.
The best way to diagnose KOF and KCM deployment issues is by walking the ownership and reference graph across multiple API groups to inspect readiness, template validity, and workload health, producing a structured failure report.
Yes, you can analyze an offline support bundle to find why services are not deployed to child clusters. The tool reads bundle data from YAML/JSON sources to investigate HelmRelease or Profile failures and identify workload health issues.
Analyzing the custom resource ownership graph helps investigate HelmRelease failures by systematically walking resource references described in the relationship documentation across k0rdent, kof, and projectsveltos API groups to pinpoint exact failure points.
A k0rdent health check inspects custom resources across k0rdent.mirantis.com, kof.k0rdent.mirantis.com, config.projectsveltos.io, and lib.projectsveltos.io API groups, including supporting Flux resources and core Kubernetes resources.
Yes, you need the pyyaml dependency installed to run support bundle analysis. The diagnostic process coordinates 12 analysis steps implemented as Python scripts that read YAML and JSON data sources to generate the final report.
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