Kernel Resource Eviction (OOMKilled)
Detection pattern:
OOMKilled + Exit 137
This is a deterministic Kubernetes incident diagnostics engine powered by the PBRCIM (Pattern-Based Root Cause Isolation Model) framework. It analyzes cluster logs to isolate workload, networking, scheduling, storage, runtime, and infrastructure failures in under 10ms. It is a secure, offline lightweight engine that requires zero APIs and zero cloud dependency.
The K8s Fault Analyzer (Lite Edition) v2.1.1 is an offline, air-gapped diagnostic utility engineered as a proprietary internal asset. Rather than relying on cloud LLM APIs or generic scripts, we deploy this deterministic parser to power CursorLord Systems Managed K8s Incident Response, delivering sub-second root-cause post-mortems for production outages.
This elite tool covers 10 focused fault vectors and diagnoses around 80% of the daily crash scenarios SREs actually face in production (Memory/OOM, Registry/Auth, mTLS, Storage Mounts, RBAC, Admission Webhooks, Node Pressure, Probe Drops, etc.)
Detection pattern:
OOMKilled + Exit 137
Detection pattern:
admission webhook.*denied | failed calling webhook
Detection pattern:
ImagePullBackOff | ErrImagePull + Failed to pull image | unauthorized
Detection pattern:
FailedScheduling + Insufficient cpu | memory | 0/.* nodes available
Detection pattern:
MountVolume.*failed | configmap.*not found | secret.*not found
Detection pattern:
forbidden:.*cannot | serviceaccount.*cannot list | create | RBAC
Detection pattern:
persistentvolumeclaim.*Pending | FailedAttachVolume | no persistent volumes available
Detection pattern:
Node.*NotReady | Kubelet.*PLEG is not healthy | NodeReady.*False
Detection pattern:
DiskPressure | Evicted.*ephemeral-storage | no space left on device
Detection pattern:
x509: certificate has expired | tls:.*handshake failure | certificate.*expired
The clean, ready-to-copy, post-mortem report from the tool includes:
Image Registry Security & Authentication Divergence (401/403)
Pod Image Node Registry Namespace
kubectl describe
crictl pull
kubectl create secret
I build deterministic diagnostic tools and help teams investigate complex production incidents. My focus is on structured log analysis, root-cause isolation, and deep-systems troubleshooting.
Available for debugging engagements, incident analysis and custom diagnostic tooling.
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