Which statement is NOT valid regarding pulling and pushing container images in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Registry (OCIR)?
A.
Container Registry is compliant with the Open Container Initiative (OCI) specification, allowing developers to use standard Docker CLI commands to push and pull images.
B.
Images stored in public repositories can be pulled by any client with internet access without requiring a previous docker login authentication.
C.
By default, executing a docker push command referencing a non-existent repository automatically creates a private repository in the user ' s home compartment.
D.
To push a container image, you must tag the local image with a path that includes the registry ' s regional domain name and your tenancy ' s Object Storage namespace.
Statement C is invalid. Oracle states that creating a repository before pushing is the normal workflow. Automatic repository creation occurs only when the tenancy settingCreate repository on first push in root compartmentis enabled and the user has appropriate permissions. Even then, the new private repository is created in the tenancy ' sroot compartment, not a user ' s “home compartment.” Oracle Container Registry is OCI-compliant and supports standard Docker commands. Public repositories can be pulled by anyone with internet access and the appropriate image URL without authenticating first. For pushing, Docker images are tagged using a registry path containing the regional registry domain, tenancy namespace, repository name, and version. The tenancy namespace is the automatically generated namespace associated with Object Storage. Therefore, C misstates both the default behavior and repository location.
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