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# Major Themes
## Action Required
## Notable Features
- Ceph tools can be run [from any rook pod](Documentation/common-issues.md#ceph-tools).
- Output from stderr will be included in error messages returned from the `exec` of external tools
- Rook-Operator no longer creates the resources CRD's or TPR's at the runtime. Instead, those resources are provisioned during deployment via `helm` or `kubectl`.
## Breaking Changes
- Removed support for Kubernetes 1.6, including the legacy Third Party Resources (TPRs).
### Removal of the API service and rookctl tool
The [REST API service](https://github.com/rook/rook/issues/1122) has been removed. All cluster configuration is now accomplished through the
[CRDs](https://rook.io/docs/rook/master/crds.html) or with the Ceph tools in the [toolbox](https://rook.io/docs/rook/master/toolbox.html).
The tool `rookctl` has been removed from the toolbox pod. Cluster status and configuration can be queried and changed with the Ceph tools.
Here are some sample commands to help with your transition.
`rookctl` Command | Replaced by | Description
--- | --- | ---
`rookctl status` | `ceph status` | Query the status of the storage components
`rookctl block` | See the [Block storage](Documentation/block.md) and [direct Block](Documentation/direct-tools.md#block-storage-tools) config | Create, configure, mount, or unmount a block image
`rookctl filesystem` | See the [Filesystem](Documentation/filesystem.md) and [direct File](Documentation/direct-tools.md#shared-filesystem-tools) config | Create, configure, mount, or unmount a file system
`rookctl object` | See the [Object storage](Documentation/object.md) config | Create and configure object stores and object users
## Known Issues
## Deprecations