Hints: service-down

Hint 1

Check the basics: are pods running? - kubectl get pods -n grokdevops - kubectl get events -n grokdevops --sort-by='.lastTimestamp' | tail -10

Hint 2

The issue is likely at the pod or deployment level. Check: - Is the deployment scaled to 0? (kubectl get deployment -n grokdevops) - Are pods in a crash loop? (look at STATUS and RESTARTS columns) - Are pods stuck in Pending? (check node resources or scheduling constraints)

Hint 3

Look at the deployment spec and recent Helm changes: - helm history grokdevops -n grokdevops - kubectl get deployment grokdevops -n grokdevops -o yaml | head -60 - Was there a recent change to image, command, or resource limits?

Hint 4

Most likely causes: wrong image tag, broken probe, resource exhaustion, or a failed Helm upgrade. Check the specific error in kubectl describe pod and cross-reference with the matching runbook.