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A fictional container starts and exits repeatedly. The current log view often contains only startup text, and the useful error seems to disappear after restart. The pod is already scheduled. How can the team collect evidence from the failed container instance before changing memory limits?
In this example, a repaired desktop receives a fresh Windows Pro installation. The previous installation was Home with a digital license linked to the owner’s Microsoft account. The activation troubleshooter does not make Pro activate. What should be checked before assuming the linked account is broken?
In this example, a team attaches the intended instance profile to EC2. A diagnostic command in a clean shell shows the expected role, but the application still identifies itself as an older IAM user. The system service definition contains legacy AWS environment variables. What should change?
In a worked migration scenario, an engineer changes the blob endpoint in application settings from the normal account hostname to the privatelink form. The aim is to guarantee private traffic, but connectivity becomes inconsistent between environments. What hostname should remain in the application, and what evidence actually proves the private route?
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