> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.coreweave.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Server Errors

<Card title="How do I diagnose out-of-memory (OOM) errors on CKS?" href="/support/cks/articles/how-do-i-diagnose-out-of-memory-errors" arrow="true" horizontal>
  A memory kill on CKS is either one of the following: Container OOM: Your container exceeded its own cgroup memory limit. ...
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<Card title="How do I interpret GPU health events?" href="/support/cks/articles/how-do-i-interpret-gpu-health-events" arrow="true" horizontal>
  CoreWeave surfaces NVIDIA GPU health signals, including XID counts (driver-reported errors) and thermal data, through th ...
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<Card title="What do GPU XID error codes mean and what should I do?" href="/support/cks/articles/what-do-gpu-xid-error-codes-mean" arrow="true" horizontal>
  An XID is an error report from the NVIDIA driver, written to the kernel log of the Node that hosts the GPU. Not every XI ...
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<Card title="Why am I getting timeouts when I exec into Pods?" href="/support/cks/articles/why-am-i-getting-timeouts-when-i-exec-into-pods" arrow="true" horizontal>
  kubectl exec timeouts are usually networking or RBAC issues rather than CKS-specific. Confirm the target Pod is Running, ...
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<Card title="Why are my Pods not scheduling on GPU Nodes?" href="/support/cks/articles/why-are-my-pods-not-scheduling-on-gpu-nodes" arrow="true" horizontal>
  GPU Pods stay Pending when they request a resource the available GPU Nodes do not provide, when no Node Pool of the requ ...
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<Card title="Why are my Tailscale proxy Pods in CrashLoopBackOff?" href="/support/cks/articles/why-are-my-tailscale-proxy-pods-in-crashloopbackoff" arrow="true" horizontal>
  Tailscale proxy Pods can enter CrashLoopBackOff when carrier-grade network address translation (CGNAT) filtering prevent ...
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