# Troubleshooting ## Error Handling | Issue | Cause | Fix | | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `kubectl not found in PATH` | kubectl not installed | Install kubectl for the current platform, then re-run | | `kubectl must be configured for EKS clusters` | kubectl missing or wrong context | Run `aws eks update-kubeconfig --name --region `. Get the EKS cluster name from `aws sagemaker describe-cluster` output (`Orchestrator.Eks.ClusterArn`) | | Cluster name from ARN not found | ARN contains cluster ID, not name | Pass the full ARN to `--cluster` instead of extracting the ID portion. Alternatively, use `aws sagemaker list-clusters` to find the cluster name | | No instance reports in S3 | Node IAM role missing S3 permissions | Add `s3:GetObject`/`s3:PutObject` to node role for the report bucket | | SSM connectivity failed | SSM agent down, missing IAM, or network | Check `systemctl status amazon-ssm-agent` | | "Failed to detect shell prompt" | Custom SSM session config (custom `.bashrc`, SSM preferences) | Not compatible without modifying prompt detection; use manual SSM sessions as workaround | | SSM throttling | Too many concurrent sessions | Reduce `--max-workers`; automatic retry handles transient throttling | | Nodes unresponsive | Node completely down | Noted in report; other nodes' diagnostics may reveal pattern | | EKS log collector fails | Script download or execution error | Check `eks-log-collector-output.txt`; verify disk space in `/var/log/` and `/tmp/` | ## Large Cluster Handling - Default `--max-workers 16` tested up to 130 nodes (99.2% success rate, ~15 min) - If throttled (`ThrottlingException`): reduce to `--max-workers 8` - For 200+ nodes: batch by instance group or increase to `--max-workers 32` if no throttling - kubectl collection may take 20-30 minutes for 1000+ node clusters