A botanical-garden kiosk team says they “deployed the registry” after only tagging a local image, then later says “the image is running” when they mean a live instance. Which statement keeps image, container, and registry correctly apart?
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Short Explanation
Call the image the printed recipe card, the container the meal cooking on the stove, and the registry the recipe bookshelf. Tagging a card on the counter is not the same as shelving it—or serving dinner.
Full Explanation
In the container workflow an image is an immutable filesystem artifact, a container is a running instance started from an image, and a registry such as Azure Container Registry stores and distributes images. Local tagging alone does not publish to ACR or run a process. Confusing these three terms breaks troubleshooting between build, publish, and host steps.