> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ionos.com/cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ionos.com/cloud/containers/private-container-registry/dcd-how-tos.md). # DCD How-Tos The space.vars.ionos\_cloud Private Container Registry service allows you to manage OCI-compatible artifacts (including Docker images) for use by your managed Kubernetes clusters. Implement a Private Container Registry to ensure secure and efficient artifact retrieval. ## Quick Links
Create a Private Container RegistryLearn how to create a Private Container Registry using the DCD.Create a Private Container Registry
Manage a TokenLearn how to create, update, and delete tokens that control access to your Private Container Registry.Manage a Token
Garbage Collection SettingsLearn how to set up a Garbage Collection to release space when it is no longer in use.Private Container Registry Garbage Collection Settings
Enable Vulnerability ScanningLearn how to enable vulnerability scanning of the artifacts in your Private Container Registry to keep up with any CVEs found in your software supply chain.Configure Vulnerability Scanning
View Vulnerability Scan ResultsLearn how to review the results of the vulnerability scans performed on the contents of your Private Container Registry.View Vulnerability Scan Results
Delete a RepositoryLearn how to delete a repository that you no longer need.Delete a Repository
Delete a Private Container RegistryLearn how to delete a Private Container Registry that you no longer need.Delete a Private Container Registry
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