Kubernetes provides a command line tool (kubectl) for communicating with a Kubernetes cluster's control plane, using the Kubernetes API. In this session we will focus on checking out different (most common) tools to control, manage and operate clusters / workloads besides official kubectl. We will start with built-in options to control Kubernetes, navigate to provided third party tools, and focus on building a programmatic approach to mix our workloads / scenarios in Azure Kubernetes Service with C#, PowerShell, and REST.