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The process for providing a personalized and understandable error message in Kubernetes for users typically involves the following steps:

1. Identify the cause of the error: The first step in providing an error message is to identify the cause of the error. This can be done by analyzing the logs or error messages generated by Kubernetes.

2. Create a custom error message: Once the cause of the error has been identified, a custom error message should be created that is personalized and understandable to users. The message should provide information about the cause of the error and any necessary steps that need to be taken to resolve it.

3. Implement the error message: The custom error message should be implemented in the Kubernetes environment using appropriate tools and methods. This can involve modifying configuration files or deploying additional resources.

4. Test the error message: Once the error message has been implemented, it should be thoroughly tested to ensure that it is being displayed correctly and that it provides the necessary information to users.

5. Continuously monitor and update the error message: Finally, the error message should be continuously monitored and updated as necessary to ensure that it remains relevant and effective in helping users to resolve errors in the Kubernetes environment. This may involve making changes to the message itself or to the underlying infrastructure.