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When antctl runs in remote mode, it needs to connect to remote agent or controller APIServer to get support bundle. If remote agent or controller fails, antctl writes the failed node name in support bundle. I'd like to suggest an improvement. If antctl fails to connect to agent/controller APIServer, it can alternatively get logs from K8s API. For example:
good first issue
Good for newcomers
kind/bug
Categorizes issue or PR as related to a bug.
area/component/antctl
Issues or PRs releated to the command line interface component
area/ops
Issues or PRs related to features which support network operations and troubleshooting
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Describe the bug
When antctl runs in remote mode, it needs to connect to remote agent or controller APIServer to get support bundle. If remote agent or controller fails, antctl writes the failed node name in support bundle. I'd like to suggest an improvement. If antctl fails to connect to agent/controller APIServer, it can alternatively get logs from K8s API. For example: