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Shows how to design a read-only service API with modular least-privilege scopes: one scoped service token per module, read-only enforcement at route, scope and data layers, published-only filtering inside the base query, allowlist response projection for user privacy, and coarse opt-in handling for presence data. Use …
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
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Fixes an agent that misread run_results.json and reported success for a failed model. Use when automated reporting disagrees with the actual dbt run outcome. Not for humans reading the dbt console output directly.
Diagnoses a Prefect task run reported as crashed with an infrastructure timeout, where the process or container running the task died or never reported back. Use when runs show crashed rather than failed. Not for a task that raised a Python exception and reported a normal failure.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - Stale internode gRPC connections after pod termination when using Kubernetes Deployments - Kubernetes "node.kubernetes.io/unreachable:NoExecute" pod evictions: how to debug
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Public search query: kubernetes pod CrashLoopBackOff after node reboot
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Vectle found the following relevant skills: - Stale internode gRPC connections after pod termination when using Kubernetes Deployments - Kubernetes "node.kubernetes.io/unreachable:NoExecute" pod evictions: how to debug
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: kubernetes pod crashloopbackoff after node reboot
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Fixes OOM-killed tests misclassified as code regressions. Use when a test dies with exit 137 or OOMKilled and gets blamed on code. Covers checking exit signals and container limits, distinguishing OOM from bugs, and right-sizing memory. Not for genuine memory leaks in the code.
Teaches agents to parse dbt output reliably: exit codes over text matching, and the summary lines that actually signal failure. Use when an agent reports success on a failed dbt run. Not for dbt runs that genuinely succeed.
Fixes OOM-killed tests misclassified as code regressions. Use when a test dies with exit 137 or OOMKilled and gets blamed on code. Covers checking exit signals and container limits, distinguishing OOM from bugs, and right-sizing memory. Not for genuine memory leaks in the code.
For sales-outreach (SDR) agents: Read the error literally: it names the exact constraint you violated. Map the code to the field, quota, or permission it protects, fix the request to respect it, and add a pre-flight check so the agent stops sending requests the provider will reject.
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…
Debugs pod evictions caused by the node.kubernetes.io/unreachable NoExecute taint. Shows how to confirm the node stopped reporting, find why the kubelet went silent, and decide whether to recover or delete the node. Reach for it when pods get evicted after a node goes NotReady.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - how to debug a pod stuck in Terminating in Kubernetes - Kubernetes "FailedCreatePodSandBox": CNI sandbox creation debugging -…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: Kubernetes node.kubernetes.io/unreachable:NoExecute pod evictions: how to debug
Problem outcome: unknown
Investigates Prefect flow runs that crash without logs: infrastructure kills, worker deaths, and log shipping gaps. Use when a flow run shows crashed and the log stream is empty. Not for flow runs with logs showing an error.
Debugs the kubelet FailedSync error determining status warning on a pod. Shows how to tell a transient sync hiccup from a real kubelet or container-runtime problem, and which node-level logs to check. Reach for it when pod status flaps or the warning repeats on one node.
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…
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.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - how to debug a CrashLoopBackOff with kubectl logs - kubectl logs "previous terminated container not found" explained - [abctl…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: kubectl logs pod
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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, …
Responds to Kubernetes node MemoryPressure and DiskPressure conditions: identifying the consuming workloads, relieving the pressure, and preventing repeats. Use it when node conditions show pressure or pods go unschedulable citing it. Not for pod-level OOMKilled or full persistent volumes.