brockners
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Evidence-driven diagnostics for Cisco IOS routers, Kubernetes/OpenShift clusters, and Linux servers using support bundles, logs, and configuration artifacts.
Agent Skills by brockners
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brocknerscisco-ios-router-troubleshooting
Diagnose Cisco IOS router issues from support bundles, logs, configs, and show command output.
brocknerskubernetes-troubleshooting
Diagnose Kubernetes and OpenShift failures from offline evidence bundles with cited root-cause analysis.
brocknerslinux-server-troubleshooting
Diagnose Linux server evidence bundles and host-level failures with evidence-backed root-cause analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions About brockners
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with brockners' troubleshooting skills?▼
You can diagnose Cisco IOS/IOS XE router issues (routing protocols, ACL/NAT, CPU/memory, reloads), Kubernetes and OpenShift deployment failures (CrashLoopBackOff, DNS, CNI, PVC/CSI), and Linux server problems (kernel, OOM, storage, SSH/auth, container runtimes) from collected evidence bundles.
Who should use these evidence-driven troubleshooting skills?▼
Network engineers managing Cisco routers, platform and SRE teams operating Kubernetes or OpenShift clusters, and Linux system administrators investigating host failures, service crashes, or node-level issues affecting containerized workloads.
What input artifacts do these skills require to run?▼
They consume support bundles and tarballs: Cisco show tech, running configs, and crashinfo; Kubernetes must-gather data, kubectl outputs, pod logs, and Helm/Kustomize manifests; Linux sosreports, syslog/journalctl/dmesg logs, and systemd service state.
Can these skills correlate infrastructure changes with outages?▼
Yes. The Cisco skill performs configuration-change correlation, the Kubernetes skill handles rollout/change correlation, and the Linux skill links host evidence to application outages and Kubernetes node symptoms, enabling evidence-based root-cause analysis across the stack.
Do these skills cover container and node-level Kubernetes host issues?▼
Yes. The Linux skill diagnoses kubelet, containerd, and docker node problems plus worker/control-plane host symptoms, while the Kubernetes skill covers kubelet/node issues, CNI networking, metrics-server/APIService problems, and PVC/CSI storage failures.