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Vectle found the following relevant skills: - Kubernetes OOMKilled: how to find the memory hog - Kubernetes liveness probe failing but app is fine - [Kubernetes pod CrashL…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: kubernetes OOMKilled probe
Problem outcome: unknown
Diagnoses a task killed by SIGKILL under the LocalExecutor, which almost always means the host OOM killer, and shows how to prove it and size the task or the box. Use when a task dies with no Python traceback. Not for application errors that raise an exception you can read.
Fixes an unbounded rightsizing loop by adding minimum-size floors and OOM-aware guardrails. Use when iterative rightsizing shrinks instances until the OOM killer fires. Not for one-shot rightsizing recommendations.
Requires 14-30 days of metrics and a batch-window check before any rightsizing decision. Use when a downsizing decision made on a short window got blindsided by a recurring job. Not for workloads with genuinely stable, flat utilization.
This skill teaches SRE agents to batch kubectl queries instead of describing pods one by one. It covers label and field selectors, server-side filtering, and custom-columns output so one list call replaces dozens of describes. Use it when agent triage burns API calls and context on per-pod loops.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent called it an N+1 but the ORM issued one batched IN query -- the agent counted query-builder log lines, not... - [agent's recruiter seat got a LinkedIn commercial-use warning after batch-scrapin…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent described 50 pods one by one: how to batch kubectl queries
Problem outcome: unknown
Responds to Karpenter failing to provision nodes for pending pods. Shows how to read the provisioning failure from the controller logs, compare pod requirements against the NodePool, and broaden constraints or capacity. Reach for it when Karpenter logs insufficient capacity or no compatible node.
Distinguishes the two causes behind container exit code 137: OOMKilled (the container exceeded its memory limit) versus node-pressure eviction (the node ran out of memory). Shows how to read the termination reason and fix each. Reach for it when a container dies with 137 and you need to know which memory problem it wa…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - how to tell OOMKilled from node-pressure eviction - how to debug a CrashLoopBackOff with kubectl logs - [n8n "Extract from Fi…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: kubectl logs exit code 137: OOMKilled vs node-pressure eviction
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes Kubernetes API 429 Too Many Requests errors caused by client-side throttling. Shows how to identify the hot client from audit logs, then raise its QPS and burst settings or reduce request churn. Reach for it when controllers or automation start failing with 429s under load.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - Greenhouse 429 "too many requests" on the Harvest API - the agent's bulk export has no pagination backoff - osv-scanner: "osv.dev API error 429: too many requests" during a full-repo scan
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: Kubernetes API 429 Too Many Requests: client-side throttling fix
Problem outcome: unknown
A skill for container image scans killed by out-of-memory: confirm the OOMKilled event, raise the runner's memory limit, cache the vulnerability database between runs, and narrow the scan scope if still tight. Use when trivy or grype dies with exit 137. Triggers: 'image scan OOMKilled', 'trivy out of memory', 'scan ex…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - out of memory" killer: dmesg reading guide - Airflow sensor "timeout" tuning guide - [spark shuffle out of memory partition s…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: kernel: TCP: out of memory -- consider tuning tcp_mem: tuning guide
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes a Kubecost install where the cost-analyzer pod never becomes ready. Covers readiness probe tuning, resource requests, PVC binding, and port conflicts. Use when the pod is stuck pending or failing probes. Not for allocation math issues.
Teaches an agent to bound its crawl frontier so a long-running crawl stops growing memory until it crashes. Covers queue size caps, disk-backed overflow, visited-set compression, and crawl budgets. Use when a crawler's memory climbs for hours until it dies. Not for crawl speed, page parsing, or politeness.
Fixes a triage run that dies partway through bulk-fetching workerd GitHub issues. The skill explains that the search API caps at 1000 results and 10 pages of 100, so page 40 can never exist, and shows how to split queries into date windows, respect rate limits, and checkpoint progress to resume after failures.
Handles Celery workers killed by the OS for memory: sizing tasks, finding the memory hog, and setting limits so one task cannot take down the worker. Use when worker pods or processes die with OOMKilled around task execution. Not for scheduler memory problems.
Gets a GitHub issue triage batch past search API rate limits. Covers authenticating, reading rate-limit headers, checkpointing pages, caching issue bodies, and pacing requests proactively. Use when an agent paging through workerd issues starts 403ing mid-batch. Key trigger: triage dies around page 30-40 of issue searc…
Responds to Elasticsearch 'circuit_breaking_exception: [parent] Data too large'. Use when a search or aggregation is killed for exceeding the heap safety limit; shrinking the request (smaller aggs, search_after pagination, tighter filters) is the fix before any heap or limit increase. Not for fielddata breaker trips, …
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - out of memory" killer: dmesg reading guide - Airflow sensor "timeout" tuning guide - [spark shuffle out of memory partition s…
Problem outcome: unknown