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Kubernetes API Server is the heart of everything. When you change something from the kubernetes or ICP dashboard you interact with the k8s API server via REST call. kubectl or bx command line tool interact directly with the API Server, for example: kubectl get namespaces NAME STATUS AGE default Active 1d kube-system Active 1d kube-public Active 1d if you run the same command with the -v9 parameter you can get debug information. as you can see in the image a rest call was made from kubeclt client and in the output you can find the related curl command. You can do the same via browser by exposing api server temporaly with this command kubectl proxy --port=8080 and in the browser you will see your namespace in json format These information are located in the etcd database, in other words k8s API server expose method to read and update etcd database and change the state of the cluster. In this way you can manipulate service, deployment an