A municipal developer packages the inspection API as a Docker artifact for later runs on laptops and in OCI. Which statement correctly distinguishes image from container?
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Short Explanation
An image is the sealed recipe card; a container is one meal cooked from that card. You version and ship the card; you start, stop, and replace each meal.
Full Explanation
A Docker image is a read-only layered filesystem plus metadata that you build, tag, and distribute. A container is a runtime instance of that image with its own writable layer and process lifecycle. Confusing the two leads to wrong mental models about what you push to a registry versus what you stop on a host.