Docker - in CI/CDIn a CI pipeline, you want to maximize Docker layer caching efficiency across multiple builds. Which approach is best?AUse <code>--no-cache</code> to force fresh builds every timeBBuild images locally on the CI server without pushingCPush the built image to a registry and use <code>--cache-from</code> with that image in subsequent buildsDDelete all images after each build to save spaceCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand persistent caching in CITo reuse cache between builds, the cache must be stored persistently, usually by pushing images to a registry.Step 2: Use cache-from with pushed imagesUsing --cache-from with the pushed image allows Docker to reuse layers from previous builds, speeding up future builds.Final Answer:Push the built image to a registry and use --cache-from with that image in subsequent builds -> Option CQuick Check:Persistent cache storage + --cache-from = efficient caching [OK]Quick Trick: Push images and use --cache-from for persistent caching [OK]Common Mistakes:Using --no-cache disables cachingDeleting images removes cacheBuilding locally without pushing loses cache between runs
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