I'm running IFS Cloud locally against a remote minikube cluster for Java development, following the documented setup, but the client just shows a blank/broken page at the start URL instead of the application. Where do I start troubleshooting?

Q: I'm running IFS Cloud locally against a remote minikube cluster for Java development, following the documented setup, but the client just shows a blank/broken page at the start URL instead of the application. Where do I start troubleshooting?

Check kubectl get pods for the pod status, then kubectl logs on the OData pod specifically — a common cause is the database port (1521) being blocked by a firewall between your local kubectl session and the target database, which the OData pod's logs will surface clearly even when the deployment itself looks healthy.

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Check kubectl get pods for the pod status, then kubectl logs <pod-name> on the OData pod specifically — a common cause is the database port (1521) being blocked by a firewall between your local kubectl session and the target database, which the OData pod's logs will surface clearly even when the deployment itself looks healthy.

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