Docker - in CI/CDYou want to speed up Docker image builds in your CI pipeline by reusing layers. Which practice helps achieve this?ADelete all cache before each buildBOrder Dockerfile commands from least to most frequently changedCUse a new base image for every buildDAvoid tagging imagesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Docker layer cachingDocker caches layers and reuses them if commands and files don't change.Step 2: Optimize Dockerfile orderPlace commands that change less often at the top to maximize cache reuse.Final Answer:Order Dockerfile commands from least to most frequently changed -> Option BQuick Check:Layer caching = order commands smartly [OK]Quick Trick: Put stable commands first in Dockerfile for caching [OK]Common Mistakes:Using new base image each time breaks cacheDeleting cache wastes build speedIgnoring image tagging doesn't affect caching
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