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# "ETCD Backup Error: Error listing Cronjobs" Observed on Cluster Details Page.

## Problem

The "**Cluster Details**" page shows the following error for a cluster

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## Environment

* Platform9 Managed Kubernetes - v5.2 and Higher
* Qbert

## Cause

This is a known issue that is being tracked internally. The API call to list *etcd-backup cronjob* within the cluster fails.

## Resolution

1. Select the affected cluster and click on "**Edit Cluster**".
2. Without making any modifications, click on the "**Update Cluster**" button at the bottom of the page. This will re-trigger another API call to list the *cronjobs* and update the task status for *etcd* backup.


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