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@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ This issue generally persists because of bad caches that leads to troubles. In o
 
 When you delete images from Harbor, the space isn't automatically reclaimed. To free up space, you need to perform garbage collection, which removes unreferenced blobs from the file system.
 
-**Note**: You need admin privilages for running Garbage Collection. 
+**Note**: You need admin privileges for running Garbage Collection. 
 
 ### Running Garbage Collection
 
@@ -183,4 +183,18 @@ When you delete images from Harbor, the space isn't automatically reclaimed. To
 3. **Options**: To remove untagged artifacts, check the Delete Untagged Artifacts box.
 4. **Save**: Click `Save`.
 
+### Viewing Garbage Collection History
+
+1. **History**: Go to the `History` tab to see the records of the 10 most recent garbage collection runs.
+2. **Logs**: Click the icon in the `Logs` column to view the logs for a specific garbage collection job.
+
+### Log Deletion
+
+1. **Log Retention**: By default, Harbor retains garbage collection logs. However, you may need to delete old logs to free up space.
+2. **Navigate**: Go to `Administration` > `Garbage Collection` > `History` tab.
+3. **Delete Logs**: Select the logs you wish to delete and click the `Delete` button.
+4. **Confirm**: Confirm the deletion to remove the selected logs from the system.
+
+By managing garbage collection and log deletion, you can maintain optimal storage space and system performance in Harbor.
+
 For more Detailed information you can also checkout - [Harbor Doc](https://goharbor.io/docs/2.0.0/administration/garbage-collection/)
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