This error occurs when kubectl does not have sufficient permissions to access a resource in the cluster. Ensure that the user running kubectl has the necessary permissions to access the resource, or use kubectl with a different user that has the necessary permissions.

This error occurs when you try to access a resource with an unsupported API version. The resolution is to check the API version of the resource and make sure it is supported by the API server. You can use kubectl api-versions to list the supported API versions.

This error occurs when the specified pod does not exist in the cluster. Check the name of the pod and ensure that it has been created and is running.

This error occurs when you provide an invalid value for a field in a resource specification. The resolution is to check the field specification and make sure the value you provide is valid. You can use the Kubernetes API documentation or kubectl explain to find the field specification.

This error occurs when kubectl is not able to connect to a Kubernetes cluster. Check that the cluster is up and running and that the kubectl configuration is pointing to the correct cluster.

This error occurs when you try to create a resource that already exists. The resolution is to either update the existing resource or delete it and create a new one. You can use kubectl to check if the resource exists and to delete or update it.

This error occurs when the API server cannot find the requested resource. The resolution is to check the name and namespace of the resource and make sure they are correct. You can also check if the resource was deleted or if there was a network error.

This error occurs when you try to access a resource that does not exist in the API server. The resolution is to check the name, namespace, and API version of the resource to make sure it exists.

This error occurs when you make too many API requests in a short period of time and hit a rate limit. The resolution is to reduce the frequency of API requests or wait until the rate limit resets.

This error occurs when you try to perform an operation that requires elevated permissions, but you don’t have the necessary role-based access control (RBAC) permissions. The resolution is to check the RBAC permissions of the user or service account making the API request and ensure they have the necessary permissions. You can also use kubectl to check the RBAC permissions for a particular resource.