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gke-node-notready

Diagnoses GKE nodes reporting NotReady or Unknown status

GKE node NotReady troubleshooting is an agent skill for finding out why one or more Google Kubernetes Engine nodes report NotReady or Ready Unknown status. A NotReady node means its kubelet is not reporting correctly to the control plane, so Kubernetes stops placing new pods on it, which can cut application capacity and cause downtime. The skill works through a fixed diagnostic workflow. It inspects node conditions, events, kubelet and containerd logs and node metrics, then proposes a safe remediation as a kubectl or gcloud command, or as a change to a manifest for a person to apply. It is deliberately read-only. It never changes the cluster, drains, deletes or recreates nodes on its own. The skill first rules out an expected NotReady, such as a node that is newly provisioning, upgrading, being repaired, cordoned or scaling down, since these report NotReady briefly, and it treats the status as a fault only if it persists beyond the expected window. It is useful for on-call engineers and platform teams who need a structured first pass before escalating. It is published by Google on skills.sh under the google skills repository, with about 2.3K installs. The skills.sh listing shows Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk all passing.

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