# Download Kube Config

Download Kube Config is a feature available in the Deka GPU Service Portal that is used to download these configuration files from kubernetes in the Deka GPU Service Portal.  You can access the Kubernetes cluster via command line or Kubernetes-compatible. To download Kube Config in the Deka GPU Service Portal, select the Dashboard menu in the Kubernetes module, and click the Kube Config button.

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Check the "Downloads" menu in your browser to be able to use the downloaded kube config file. Kube Config files are configuration files that contain the information required to interact with a Kubernetes cluster, such as API server URLs, authentication credentials, and other information. This file is used by kubectl (a command-line tool for interacting with Kubernetes) to access and manage the cluster.


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