☁️ Free practice test question from: Container Orchestration (KCNA)

Build the image using docker build, tag it with a semantic version and the registry URL using docker tag, push the image to a local file system for transfer to the Kubernetes cluster, and then deploy using kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml

Build the image using docker build, tag it with a unique identifier (e.g., commit hash) using docker tag, push the image to a container registry (e.g., Docker Hub, ECR, GCR) using docker push, and then reference the image in a Kubernetes Deployment manifest

Build the image using docker build, directly deploy the image to the Kubernetes cluster using kubectl create deployment, bypassing the need for tagging or a registry, and then update the deployment using kubectl rollout restart

Build the image using docker build, tag it with a human-readable name using docker tag, push the image to a local Docker daemon on a Kubernetes worker node using docker push, and then deploy using a DaemonSet to ensure the image is available on all nodes