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Follow the steps in this KB article for connecting to a public or private GKE cluster.
Install kubectl and configure kubectl command line access using steps 1 and 2 in “Getting thread dump” section in the same article.
See To see the names of all pods and find the one(s) you want to restart, run the following command:
Code Block kubectl get pods
To restart the pod from the command line:
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In the tenant project, navigate to Kubernetes Engine > Workloads.
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2. Select the pod that you want to restart. In general, the pod should be named <customer-instance-name>-<pod-type>, i.e. cdap-yuki-demo-appfabric is the appfabric pod for customer instance cdap-yuki-demo.
3. Click “Delete” Delete at the top of the workloads page to delete the pod. It should get automatically restarted.
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