Docker - Image OptimizationIf a Dockerfile has multiple RUN commands installing packages separately, what is the likely effect on image size?AImage size is smaller because each RUN is isolatedBImage size decreases because layers are merged automaticallyCImage size stays the same regardless of RUN commandsDImage size increases due to multiple layers with redundant dataCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Docker layeringEach RUN creates a new layer; redundant data in layers increases size.Step 2: Recognize impact of multiple RUN commandsMultiple RUN commands without combining increase image size unnecessarily.Final Answer:Image size increases due to multiple layers with redundant data -> Option DQuick Check:Multiple RUN commands = Larger image size [OK]Quick Trick: Combine RUN commands to reduce layers and image size [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming layers merge automaticallyThinking multiple RUN commands reduce size
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