What practices keep a container registry safe and tidy?

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Require auth for pull and push. Enforce signed images. Scan on push and block critical findings. Use immutable tags or content digests. Prune old images on a schedule. Keep secrets out of build args and labels. Monitor download patterns to catch abuse.

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Policy: signed-only, immutable tags, block HIGH/CRITICAL, retention 90 days

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