You can troubleshoot TKG Service clusters using a variety of methods, including connecting to any cluster node, viewing the cluster resource hierarchy, and collecting log files.
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Pull Logs to Troubleshoot TKG Clusters on Supervisor Refer to this topic to pull various logs for troubleshooting TKG clusters on Supervisor , including a Supervisor support bundle, the Workload Management log, and CAPI, CAPV, VM Operator, and TKG Controller Manager logs.
Check the Health of TKG Components on Supervisor Refer to this topic for various techniques to check the health of Supervisor with respect to TKG components.
Troubleshoot TKG Cluster Connection Problems and Log On Errors Use this section to troubleshoot TKG cluster connection problems and log on errors.
Troubleshoot Content Library Errors Refer to the tips in this topic to troubleshoot TKG release content library errors.
Troubleshoot VM Class Errors Virtual machine classes must be associated with the vSphere Namespace where you are provisioning TKG Service clusters.
Troubleshoot TKGS Cluster Provisioning Errors If you are unable to provision a TKGS cluster, review this list of common errors to troubleshoot.
Troubleshoot TKG Service Cluster Node Errors If you have provisioned a TKGS cluster and the nodes are created, but one or more virtual machines does not start or have errors, try these troubleshooting tips.
Troubleshoot TKG Service Cluster Networking Errors Refer to the tips in this section to troubleshoot TKGS cluster networking errors.
Restart a Failed TKG Cluster Upgrade If the update of a TKG cluster fails, you can restart the update job and try the update again.
Troubleshoot Container Deployment Errors Container deployment errors might occur if pod security policy and role-based access control are not configured for authenticated users.
Troubleshoot Container Registry Errors You can use an external container registry with TKG cluster pods.
Troubleshoot Additional Trusted CA Errors Refer to this topic if you experience a problem adding additional trusted CA certificates to a TKG cluster.