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Thanks @rsignell! I just had the same issue trying to get a Dask notebook working for a demo in my Nebari deployment and this post (and the linked troubleshooting doc) saved my butt! CTRL + D to the rescue! I'd be curious why the Dask Gateway pods failed in the first place, and also how often this is likely to be necessary in a long-running Nebari deployment (hopefully not too often), but those are probably questions for another day. Thanks again for posting this. |
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The gateway clusters on our Nebari deployment weren't starting, giving a 500 error.
I was panicking because I was supposed to teach a class using that deployment in a few minutes time -- no time to raise an issue and wait for a reply.
I thought: "Maybe there is a troubleshooting section in the docs?"
So I googled "nebari troubleshooting" and sure enough, I found:
https://www.nebari.dev/docs/troubleshooting/#new-dask-gateway-clusters-lead-to-500-internal-server-error
Yay! So I went to k9s, deleted those two pods, they regenerated, and life was good!
Phew, class saved! Awesome job Nebari doc team!
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