# Detail Registry This section explains the registry page which displays available registries along with detailed data, available quotas, and adding new registries in the Service Portal AI. To view the registry details, click on the registry data you want to see.

After you click on a registry, the system will display the detailed information for that registry.

On the Registry details page, below are explanations for each tab available:

Column	Description
Summary	Displays an overview of the selected registry, including its name, type, description, quota usage, and the number of repositories associated with it.
Repository	Shows the list of repositories stored within the registry. From this tab, users can view repository details and manage repository contents.
Logs	Provides a history of activities related to the registry, such as pushes, pulls, and configuration changes. This tab helps users track actions performed on the registry.
Labels	Allows users to view and manage labels associated with images or repositories inside the registry. Labels help categorize and identify container images.
Tag immutability	Displays and manages tag immutability rules. These rules prevent image tags from being overwritten, ensuring consistency and preventing unintentional changes.
Member	Shows the list of users or members who have access to the registry and allows administrators to manage their permissions.

On the registry details page there is an Overview button that you can use to access, create, and upload files using docker images on your computer.

On the Overview page, there is an option to download the certificate. Click the *Download Certificate* link to download it.

Click the Back button to return to the previous page.

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