Kubernetes CrashLoopBackOff - Live Troubleshoot with Examples | Kubernetes Practice

[@MaheshRagamsetty]

I can't able to login to pod and application as my pod went CrashLoopBackOff state, how to fix that. Upon checking logs of pod it showing "Multiple plugin prerequisites not met: and Plugin git:4.11.3 (via git-client:3.13.0) depends on configuration-as-code:1559.v38a_b_2e3b_6b_b_7, but there is an older version defined on the top level - configuration-as-code:1429.v09b_044a_c93de". It is like misconfigurations. I am not sure how to fix this. Can you please suggest.

[@FoxuTech]

Hi Mahesh, looks like there is some issue with the base image, please check the dockerfile and fix the plugin versions.

[@parttime-teach]

Cool

[@baliramhagdale100]

I have a total of seven years of experience in core Linux administration, and I've spent the last three years in one organization-only Linux admin activity. I want to learn Kubernetes administration. Can I learn only Kubernetes admin, or do I want to learn anything, any other tool, as an experienced person? can learn only Kubernetes or anything required, please guide me.

[@FoxuTech]

Hi Balram, Thanks for reaching out. Here's my personal recommendation: Since you've been working Linux for a long time, the current market demands a wider skillset. I recommend starting with Docker (if you're not familiar with it) and then Kubernetes administration as a jumping-off point. As you gain experience with Kubernetes, your knowledge will naturally expand. Additionally, I recommend focusing on a specific cloud platform(like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud etc) (as this is very important moving forward), any CI tool(ex: Jenkins, etc), monitoring tools like Prometheus and Grafana (if you haven't had a chance to work with them), and ArgoCD (a valuable skill to learn for the future). This should provide a strong foundation for your new journey. However, there are many tools on the market, and specific requirements will vary by company. So, be prepared to continuously learn and adapt to meet the needs of your future employer. I hope this helps!

[@poonamsaraogi1378]

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[@FoxuTech]

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