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After creating an Azure container registry in the Azure portal, which value should a user include in Docker image tags when they push and pull images from the registry?
The registry's login server, which is a fully qualified name that ends with azurecr.io.
The Azure resource group name that contains the registry.
The Azure subscription ID used to create the registry.
A user wants to create a private registry service for building, storing, and managing container images and related artifacts. They want to use the Azure portal to create an Azure Container Registry instance. What is the purpose of creating an Azure Container Registry instance?
To create a private registry service for building, storing, and managing container images and related artifacts.
To create a public registry service for building, storing, and managing container images and related artifacts.
To create a virtual machine instance with the Azure portal.
When a user signs in to Azure Container Registry with the Azure CLI by using az acr login, which value should they provide for the --name parameter?
The registry resource name, such as newregistryapl.
The fully qualified login server, such as newregistryapl.azurecr.io.
The repository and tag name, such as hello-world:v1.
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