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Hi, when you say it's pending you mean that the status of the pod running the function is "Pending"? If that is the case you can discover the reason executing:
kubectl describe pod -l function=<your_function>
If your function doesn't have a pod you can check the controller logs executing:
kubectl logs -n kubeless -l kubeless=controller
I hope that helps,
Thanks @andresmgot , I was looking for such commands to better get and understand the issues. Thanks.
For the record there is a bit of documentation for debugging functions: https://kubeless.io/docs/debug-functions/
Hi
I am facing the issue that I am developing a multi-function app and started with one function, several updates etc. testing worked fine.
Then I added a second function. The initial deployment worked fine. But when I want to update the second function it always hangs endlessly in a pending state and nothing happens. I can update the first one, but the second one does not work.
I oriented on the RESTful blog example structure-wise.
Any idea how I could debug that?
Thanks a lot