# Azure Container Registry (ACR)

1. Create a token\
   ![](/files/K5U9hvtJeGRliqeBQfeN)
   * Navigate to Repository Permissions > Tokens
   * Click the Add button
   * Enter the name for your token
2. Create a new Scope Map for your token with content/read and metadata/read permissions\
   ![](/files/Xzmg6LA4olEdRW20up9K)
   * Back on the Tokens page, click on the token you just created
   * Click on password1\
     ![](/files/GZm0s1Rqw7rfZCkeuR6c)
   * Click Generate
   * Store this password securely
3. In Arnica, next to JFrog Artifactory, click Connect
   * Navigate to the Integrations page on Arnica\
     ![](/files/jDso6tUFO5ERIUUvVNsd)
   * Give the integration a name if you wish. If not, the name of the integration will be your login server url
   * The BaseUrl is the login server in your container registry overview\
     ![](/files/n1sP64MRSqL0xT5ZnmMe)
   * The Username is the name of the token you created
   * The Access Token is the value of password1 that you created


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