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[GitHub] [camel-k] gansheer commented on issue #4671: Setup of Camel-K:

gansheer commented on issue #4671:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-k/issues/4671#issuecomment-1680936748

   Hello,
   
   Thank you for the detailed description of your issue. 
   
   Could you indicate the version of Camel-K are you trying to install ?
   
   Also, I would suggest you try to get more infos inside your kubernetes cluster directly:
   * Check the presence of your operator pod in every namespace and its status with `kubectl get pods -l app=camel-k --all-namespaces`
   * Check the logs of your operator with `kubectl logs camel-k-operator-xxxxx` and see if you have any errors
   * Check the events of the pod with `kubectl describe pod camel-k-operator-xxxxx`
   * Check the presence of the platform camel custom resources `kubectl get integrationplatforms.camel.apache.org` : these is used to control the behavior of the Camel K Operator
   * Check the presence of the catalog camel custom resources `camelcatalog.camel.apache.org` : these is used to provides the metadata related the camel runtime used by the Camel K Operator
   * Check each one that is not in the right state with `-o yaml` (like : `kubectl get integrationplatforms.camel.apache.org camel-k -o yaml`)
   


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