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# Swarm services
> Warning:
> This is a stale document and may contain outdated information.
> Refer to the API docs for updated classes and method signatures.
Starting with Engine version 1.12 (API 1.24), it is possible to manage services
using the Docker Engine API. Note that the engine needs to be part of a
[Swarm cluster](../swarm.html) before you can use the service-related methods.
## Creating a service
The `APIClient.create_service` method lets you create a new service inside the
cluster. The method takes several arguments, `task_template` being mandatory.
This dictionary of values is most easily produced by instantiating a
`TaskTemplate` object.
```python
container_spec = docker.types.ContainerSpec(
image='busybox', command=['echo', 'hello']
)
task_tmpl = docker.types.TaskTemplate(container_spec)
service_id = client.create_service(task_tmpl, name=name)
```
## Listing services
List all existing services using the `APIClient.services` method.
```python
client.services(filters={'name': 'mysql'})
```
## Retrieving service configuration
To retrieve detailed information and configuration for a specific service, you
may use the `APIClient.inspect_service` method using the service's ID or name.
```python
client.inspect_service(service='my_service_name')
```
## Updating service configuration
The `APIClient.update_service` method lets you update a service's configuration.
The mandatory `version` argument (used to prevent concurrent writes) can be
retrieved using `APIClient.inspect_service`.
```python
container_spec = docker.types.ContainerSpec(
image='busybox', command=['echo', 'hello world']
)
task_tmpl = docker.types.TaskTemplate(container_spec)
svc_version = client.inspect_service(svc_id)['Version']['Index']
client.update_service(
svc_id, svc_version, name='new_name', task_template=task_tmpl
)
```
## Removing a service
A service may be removed simply using the `APIClient.remove_service` method.
Either the service name or service ID can be used as argument.
```python
client.remove_service('my_service_name')
```
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