course: Kubernetes Troubleshooting for Application Developers
lab link: Kubernetes Troubleshooting for Application Developers Course | KodeKloud
question: 3
course: Kubernetes Troubleshooting for Application Developers
lab link: Kubernetes Troubleshooting for Application Developers Course | KodeKloud
question: 3
CreateContainerError
indicates, though the container’s configuration is valid, the container couldn’t be created because of a runtime problem.
This one is a bit tricky, it could be a Container Runtime error, like image/name, command, etc.
thank you for clarifying.
But my concern was that, since “Insufficient Resource” was directly listed in the “solution” tab, and it was also directly present in the question’s “option”, so isn’t it counter-intuitive to not have it as an “answer” ?