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reset feature-utils-service

CyberChef answered on March 6, 2024 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 8/10

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reset feature-utils-service

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#!/bin/bash

# Fetch all pods with the name that starts with features-utils-service
pods=$(kubectl get pods -o name | grep 'features-utils-service')

# Loop through each pod and check the last 10 lines for the keyword "DEADLINE_EXCEEDED"
for pod in $pods; do
    echo "Checking last 10 lines of logs for $pod"

    # Using --tail=10 to check the last 10 lines of the logs
    last_lines=$(kubectl logs $pod --tail=10)

    if echo "$last_lines" | grep -q "DEADLINE_EXCEEDED"; then
        echo "Keyword 'DEADLINE_EXCEEDED' found in $pod"

        # Extract just the pod name without the 'pod/' prefix
        pod_name=$(echo $pod | sed 's/pod\///')

        echo "Resetting $pod_name..."
        kubectl delete pod $pod_name --wait=false
        echo "Reset command issued for $pod_name."
    else
        echo "Keyword 'DEADLINE_EXCEEDED' not found in $pod"
    fi
done

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