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Got a 400 when I tried to get logs from a pod
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❯ kubectl-ai
Hey there, what can I help you with today?
>> list the namespaces
Running: kubectl get namespaces
The kubectl get namespaces command is the most direct way to list namespaces
in Kubernetes.
Here is the list of namespaces in the Kubernetes cluster:
NAME STATUS AGE
default Active 36d
gce-pd-csi-driver Active 10d
gke-managed-cim Active 36d
gke-managed-system Active 36d
gke-managed-volumepopulator Active 36d
gmp-public Active 36d
gmp-system Active 36d
kube-node-lease Active 36d
kube-public Active 36d
kube-system Active 36d
>> For the pdcsi namespace, list the pods
Running: kubectl get pods -n pdcsi
The kubectl get pods command is the most direct way to list pods in
Kubernetes. Specifying the namespace using -n pdcsi will ensure that only pods
from the 'pdcsi' namespace are listed.
Running: kubectl get namespace pdcsi
To verify if the namespace 'pdcsi' exists in the cluster. This will help
determine if the issue is with the namespace itself or the absence of pods
within it.
The namespace 'pdcsi' does not exist. Therefore, there are no pods within the
'pdcsi' namespace.
>> Match the namespace that has "pd-csi" in the name
Running: kubectl get namespaces
To get the list of all namespaces in the Kubernetes cluster.
Running: kubectl get namespaces | grep pd-csi
To filter the output of kubectl get namespaces and find the namespace
containing 'pd-csi' in its name, grep is an efficient tool.
The namespace that has "pd-csi" in the name is gce-pd-csi-driver .
>> Use that namespace and list the pods within it
Running: kubectl get pods -n default
To list pods within a namespace, kubectl get pods is the appropriate command.
Specifying the namespace using -n default will target the default namespace.
Running: kubectl get namespaces
To list all namespaces available in the cluster to provide context for the
user's query about 'that namespace'.
Running: kubectl get pods -n gce-pd-csi-driver
To list pods in the 'gce-pd-csi-driver' namespace to fulfill the user's request
to
list pods in 'that namespace'.
Here are the pods in the 'gce-pd-csi-driver' namespace:
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
csi-gce-pd-controller-688c78c975-mq67c 5/5 Running 0 45h
csi-gce-pd-node-2hgwq 2/2 Running 0 47h
csi-gce-pd-node-4998s 2/2 Running 1 (47h ago) 47h
csi-gce-pd-node-sqbvj 2/2 Running 0 46h
csi-gce-pd-node-sqs24 2/2 Running 0 45h
csi-gce-pd-node-v959q 2/2 Running 0 45h
csi-gce-pd-node-zv6d7 2/2 Running 0 47h
>> From those pods, read the logs from the pod with "controller" in the name
Running: kubectl get pods
To list all pods in the current namespace and identify the pod names.
Running: kubectl get namespaces
To get the list of all namespaces available in the cluster to check if the pods
are in a different namespace than default.
Running: kubectl get pods -n default -o name | grep controller
To check for pods with 'controller' in their name within the 'default'
namespace. This is a more direct way to search for the specific pod requested by
the user in the namespace we initially checked.
Running: kubectl get pods -n gce-pd-csi-driver -o name | grep controller
To check for pods with 'controller' in the name within the 'gce-pd-csi-driver'
namespace.
Running: kubectl logs -n gce-pd-csi-driver pod/csi-gce-pd-controller-688c78c975-mq67c
To get the logs of the identified pod 'csi-gce-pd-controller-688c78c975-mq67c'
in the
'gce-pd-csi-driver' namespace.
E0318 13:31:24.849770 1739090 strategy.go:84] "Error asking LLM" err="generating LLM completion: googleapi: Error 400:"
Sorry, Couldn't complete the task. LLM error generating LLM completion: googleapi: Error 400:
generating LLM completion: googleapi: Error 400:
Thank you Julian,
Looks like we ran into some gemini's bad request error. We may have additional information in /tmp/kubectl-ai.log or tracel.log (in your current directory). Would you be able to share the last few lines from those two files.
This should be closed now. Pl. reopen if the problem persist.