Seems images are pulled and things seemed correct.

Many jobs are throwing up exit code 137 errors and i found that it means that the container is being terminated abruptly.

When running a kubectl get pods command, you will see a line like this in the.

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The exit code is always equal to shuffling result above.

But the container shutdown gracefully (even the logs are clean).

When an application or command terminates or fails to execute due to a fatal error, it produces exit codes in the 128 series ( 128+n ), where n represents the signal number.

We have a service that works fine on all probes, but got a strange exit code status of 137 with reason as error only, so i’m not sure how to debug further.

Despite this, the termination.

A crashloopbackoff error occurs when a pod startup fails repeatedly in kubernetes.

It’s not an oom issue.

A pod without a command or predefined purpose might immediately exit upon starting up;

If the exit code is 0, 6 is logged.

Usually the unix exit code is used.

The 143 exit code is related to a sigterm sended to the application container.

However, when i try.

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Kubernetes’s goal is to maintain the state, so it will simply restart the pod.

The example command lines.

This page shows how to investigate problems related to the execution of init containers.

I am using a containerized spring boot application in kubernetes.

The above exit code basically means the application has failed to start within the process which in turn causing failure of container.

But the application automatically exits and restarts with exit code 143 and error message error.