Troubleshooting Tanzu Kubernetes Clusters

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You can troubleshoot Tanzu Kubernetes clusters by connecting to any cluster node, viewing the cluster resource hierarchy, and collecting log files.

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Collect a Support Bundle for Tanzu Kubernetes Clusters
To troubleshoot Tanzu Kubernetes cluster errors, you can run a utility to collect a diagnostic log bundle.
Troubleshoot vCenter Single Sign-On Connection Errors
If you do not have sufficient permissions on the vSphere Namespace, you cannot connect to the Supervisor Cluster or to a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster as a vCenter Single Sign-On user.
Troubleshoot Subscribed Content Library Errors
If the Subscribed Content Library reaches storage capacity limits, you cannot provision Tanzu Kubernetes clusters.
Troubleshoot Local Content Library Errors
Refer to this topic to troubleshoot common local content library errors.
Troubleshoot Cluster Provisioning Errors
If you have provisioned a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster, but the control plane virtual machines do not start, you might need to change the virtual machine size or class.
Troubleshoot Workload Deployment Errors
Workload deployment errors might occur if PodSecurityPolicy and bindings are not configured for authenticated users.
Troubleshoot Virtual Machine Class Errors
Virtual machine classes must be bound to the vSphere Namespace for Tanzu Kubernetes clusters and VM classes.
Restart a Failed Tanzu Kubernetes Cluster Update Job
If the update of a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster fails, you can restart the update job and try the update again.

Parent topic: Troubleshooting vSphere with Tanzu

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