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  The oc command-line client is the primary tool used by administrators to detect and 
  troubleshoot issues in an OpenShift cluster. It has a number of options that enable you to 
  detect, diagnose, and fix issues on the master and worker nodes, services, and resources 
  that are managed by the cluster. 