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Troubleshoot Kubernetes Master or Worker node in NotReady state

Use this procedure to check if a Kubernetes master or worker node is in a NotReady state.

Prerequisites

The kubectl get nodes command returns a NotReady state for a master or worker node.

Identify the node in question

  1. Run thekubectl get nodes command to identify the node in NotReady state.

    kubectl get nodes
NAME       STATUS   ROLES                  AGE   VERSION
ncn-m001   Ready    control-plane,master   27h   v1.20.13
ncn-m002   Ready    control-plane,master   8d    v1.20.13
ncn-m003   Ready    control-plane,master   8d    v1.20.13
ncn-w001   NotReady <none>                 8d    v1.20.13
ncn-w002   Ready    <none>                 8d    v1.20.13
ncn-w003   Ready    <none>                 8d    v1.20.13

Recovery Steps

  1. Ensure the node does not have an intentional NoSchedule taint.

    See About Kubernetes Taints and Labels for more information about tainting and untainting a node.

    If the node in question is not intentionally tainted causing the NotReady state, proceed to the next step and attempt to restart kubelet.

  2. Restart the kubelet.

    Run the following command on the node in a NotReady state.

    systemctl restart kubelet

Try running the kubectl get nodes command and ensure the node is now in a Ready state.