# Manage Repos

**Ozone stores a reference of your repositories to:**

1. Map it to the concept of Ozone's microservices
2. To be able to know which repository to pull from for image builds.

### **Steps to Create a Repository** <a href="#steps-to-create-a-repository" id="steps-to-create-a-repository"></a>

1. Once you log in to Ozone, select **Setup>Resources>Repositories** as shown below

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2. Once you are on the repository page, click on **Create a new repository integration** at the top right corner

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3. Once you have created the repository integration that resides with your requirement, you will be able to view the repositories synced and the repo name synced to ozone under **Setup>Resources>Repositories**

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