# General issues

## Prerequisites

### Authenticate with Google Cloud

1. Login to Google Cloud: `$ gcloud auth login`
2. Set the Google Cloud project ID: `$ gcloud config set project mediamagic-core-ewanv`
3. Configure docker: `$ gcloud auth configure-docker`
4. Fetch Kubernetes cluster config: `$ gcloud container clusters get-credentials mediamagic-dev-cluster --zone us-east4`

## Common Issues

### General container restart process

This should be used for when a container's in a bad start, for example, an ephemeral connectivity issue.

1. Find the broken pod: `$ kubectl get pods -n mediamagic-<prod|dev>`
2. Get the logs for that broken container: `$ kubectl logs auth-service-5fdf7b79b8-595bl -n mediamagic-prod -c service-container`
3. Delete the pod to restart it: `$ kubectl delete pod auth-service-5fdf7b79b8-595bl -n mediamagic-prod`

### Testing connectivity to the database server

1. Run the Cloud SQL Proxy: `$ ./cloud_sql_proxy -instances=mediamagic-core-ewanv:us-east4:mediamagic-dev-db-41b0c5b2=tcp:5432`
2. Connect to the database for the service you're having issues with: `$ psql -h 0.0.0.0 -U mediamagic-dev-user -d deployment_service`


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