Troubleshooting

introduction in this section you can find some of the common issues you might encounter and ways you can try to solve them expired mfa token if you are getting this error your mfa token has expired and you need to run hosty auth command this has to be done every 24 hours outdated kubectl config execute aws eks update kubeconfig name=\<clustername> to update kube config pods stuck terminating if you try do delete the eks cluster and get and the last operation before this error was something like most likely one of the pods got stuck terminating you can check that by running kubectl get pods n \<namespace> you should see something like you can get it unstuck by force removing stuck pods by running kubectl delete pods all grace period=0 force=true n \<namespace> for example environments are successfully deployed, but not accessible via url most likely culprit is service responsible for mapping target groups with alb rules to check its logs, do get logs for logs for the pod you might see an error like or some other error this particular limit is caused by too many development environments solution is to remove the unused environments and redeploy the problematic environments