Complete the command to push a Docker image named myapp to the default registry.
docker push [1]The docker push command requires the image name to push it to the registry. Here, myapp is the image name.
Complete the command to tag a local image myapp with the registry URL registry.example.com/myapp.
docker tag myapp [1]To push an image to a remote registry, you must tag it with the full registry URL. Here, registry.example.com/myapp is the correct tag.
Fix the error in the command to push the image registry.example.com/myapp to the registry.
docker [1] registry.example.com/myapppull instead of push.tag which only renames images locally.The docker push command uploads the image to the registry. Using pull or tag here is incorrect.
Complete the command to push the myapp image to registry.example.com/user/myapp:latest.
docker push registry.example.com[1]myapp[2]
The full image reference is registry.example.com/user/myapp:latest. Insert the namespace /user/ and tag :latest.
Fill all three blanks to build and push the Docker image with the 'latest' tag to the registry.
docker build -t registry.example.com/myapp[1] . && docker [2] registry.example.com/myapp[3]
run or build instead of push.:v1.0 instead of :latest.Specify :latest as the tag in the build command's -t flag and again in push. Use push to upload to the registry.