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title: Pull an Image from the Azure Container Registry
slug: bhdo-v3/pull-an-image-from-the-azure-container-registry
createdAt: 2022-09-29T18:30:04.000Z
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You can import an image from the Azure container registry from the Images pane.

# Before You Begin

Before you complete the steps below, make sure you do the following:

- [Add a Registry](docId\:Oheelc_3I9D4v9Vd7nwTK) in Azure for the image you are importing.
- Verify you have permissions to import an image.

# Step 1: Copy Image from Azure

**To copy the image from Azure:**

1. Open the Azure application. 
2. Navigate to the **AzureContainerRegistry**.
3. Click the registry item from which you want to pull.
4. From the registry item pane, copy the name of the image.

   ![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/SSUUxKZUk9bFTEPNn_6Zo/hocdpgHpZKG-75p_UKvHo_azure-image-pull-copy.png "Azure image name")

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**Note**: If you copy the entire registry name, you will get a *bad request* when you import the application and the import will fail.

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# Step 2: Pull Image in Belden Horizon Data Operations

**To pull the image in Belden Horizon Data Operations:**

1. Log in to Belden Horizon Data Operations.
2. From the Navigation panel, select **Applications**.
   The *Overview *pane appears.
3. From the Navigation panel, select **Images**.
   The *Images *pane appears. 
4. Click the **Pull Image** icon. 
   The *Pull Image *dialog box appears.

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5. From the *Registry *drop-down list, select the **Azure **registry. If needed, [Add a Registry](docId\:Oheelc_3I9D4v9Vd7nwTK) for Azure. 
6. In the* Image Name* field, paste the image you previously copied from Azure. 
7. Click **Pull**.