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Python Package Index (PyPI) is a public
repository for Python packages. You can use Artifact Registry to create private
repositories for your Python packages. These private repositories use the
canonical Python repository implementation, the simple repository API (PEP 503), and work with installation tools like pip.
Overview
To get familiar with Python packages in Artifact Registry, you can try the
quickstart.
When you are ready to learn more, read the following information:
Grant permissions to the account that
will connect with the repository. Service accounts for common integrations
with Artifact Registry have default permissions for
repositories in the same project.
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