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ms.service: container-registry
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ms.topic: quickstart
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ms.date: 11/05/2017
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ms.date: 12/15/2017
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ms.author: marsma
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For in-depth information about Azure Container Registry authentication, see [Authenticate with an Azure container registry](container-registry-authentication.md).
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## Manage registry size
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The storage constraints of each [container registry SKU][container-registry-skus] are intended to align with a typical scenario: **Basic** for getting started, **Standard** for the majority of production applications, and **Premium** for hyper-scale performance and [geo-replication][container-registry-geo-replication]. Throughout the life of your registry, you should manage its size by periodically deleting unused content.
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You can find the current usage of a registry in the container registry **Overview** in the Azure portal:
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![Registry usage information in the Azure portal][registry-overview-quotas]
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You can manage the size of your registry by using the Azure CLI or the Azure portal.
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Under **SERVICES**, select **Repositories**, then right-click the repository you want to delete, then select **Delete**.
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![Delete a repository in the Azure portal][delete-repository-portal]
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## Next steps
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Azure Container Registry is available in several tiers, called SKUs, that each provide different capabilities. For details on the available SKUs, see [Azure Container Registry SKUs](container-registry-skus.md).
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Azure Container Registry is available in several tiers, called SKUs, that each provide different capabilities. For details on the available SKUs, see [Azure Container Registry SKUs](container-registry-skus.md).
The storage constraints of each SKU are intended to align with a typical scenario: Basic for getting started, Standard for the majority of production apps, and Premium for hyper-scale performance and [geo-replication][container-registry-geo-replication]. Throughout the life of your registry, you should manage its size by periodically deleting unused content.
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You can find the current usage of a registry in the container registry **Overview** in the Azure portal:
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![Registry usage information in the Azure portal][registry-overview-quotas]
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You can manage the size of your registry by deleting repositories in the Azure portal.
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Under **SERVICES**, select **Repositories**, then right-click the repository you want to delete, then select **Delete**.
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![Delete a repository in the Azure portal][delete-repository-portal]
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## Changing SKUs
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You can change a registry's SKU with the Azure CLI or in the Azure portal.
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### Azure CLI
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To move between SKUs in the Azure CLI 2.0, use the [az acr update][az-acr-update] command. For example, to switch a Basic registry to Standard
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To move between SKUs in the Azure CLI 2.0, use the [az acr update][az-acr-update] command. For example, to switch from Basic or Standard to Premium:
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```azurecli
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az acr update --name myregistry --resource-group myresourcegroup --sku Premium
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### Azure portal
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Submit and vote on new feature suggestions in [ACR UserVoice][container-registry-uservoice].
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