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### Grant Access to a Private Docker Registry
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The Tool Orchestration service may require access to a private Docker registry, something that's necessary when using the Burp Suite automation as an example. Create a Kubernetes secret containing your Docker registry credentials using one of the two following options.
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#### Create Registry Credential - Command Line Option
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You can create a Kubernetes secret with your Docker registry credential from the command line by running the following command, replacing #server#, #username#, #password#, and #email# with your own values:
Alternatively, you can create a Kubernetes secret containing your Docker registry credentials from a YAML file. Your file will look similar to what follows, but you must specify your own content for #value# - refer to [Pull an Image from a Private Registry](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/pull-image-private-registry/) for more details.
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```
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apiVersion: v1
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metadata:
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name: my-docker-registry
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data:
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.dockerconfigjson: #value#
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kind: Secret
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type: kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson
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```
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Save your YAML in a file named my-docker-registry.yaml and create your Kubernetes secret with the following command.
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The Tool Orchestration service may require access to a private Docker registry, something that's necessary when using the Burp Suite automation as an example.
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You can create a Kubernetes secret with your Docker registry credential from the command line by running the following command, replacing #server#, #username#, and #password# with your own values:
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