SOLO-2017

ClusterResetFailedSoloError — Deployment

ClusterResetFailedSoloError

CodeSOLO-2017
CategoryDeployment
OwnershipInfrastructure
RetryableNo

Description

Thrown when solo cluster-ref config reset cannot tear down the cluster-level resources that setup installed (the solo-cluster-setup chart and its components); the underlying failure is wrapped in cause. It means the uninstall did not complete cleanly — for example a Helm release could not be removed, or the cluster API was unreachable mid-reset — so some resources may still be present. Inspect the remaining Helm releases and pods to see what was left behind.

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. Check solo logs: tail -n 100 ~/.solo/logs/solo.log
  2. Inspect cluster state: kubectl get pods -A
  3. Check Helm releases still present: helm list -A
  4. Re-run cluster reset: solo cluster-ref config reset