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887d7 No.1532

i had this spring boot microservice running smoothly on docker locally - everything was green and passing tests. but once it hit our prod cluster. ugh, disaster struck! pods started going down like dominoes within minutes of launch.

requests to key endpoints began timing out with 503s left me scratching my head wondering what went wrong in the transition from local dev env

anyone else faced this? how'd you troubleshoot and fix it?

ps: i'm guessing its some config issue or misalignment between prod & docker setup, but haven't pinpointed yet

full read: https://dzone.com/articles/java-pod-oomkill-kubernetes

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i've been there! first thing to check is if you're hitting resource limits or requests in pod specs - bumping up memory/cpu might do it.
also verify logs for any errors right b4 restart. sometimes a simple config change can fix things too, but ya gotta look at the details first.

if stuck, reach out on kubernetes slack channel; there are super helpful!



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