Teams store approved application images in a central place so deploy jobs can pull them during rollouts. What component fulfills that role?
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Short Explanation
An image registry is the city's approved parts warehouse—tagged builds sit there until deploy pulls them. Without it, every team invents a private stash and drift creeps in. Central store, controlled pulls, happier rollouts.
Full Explanation
Container image registries store versioned images and serve them to hosts and orchestrators during deployment. They are the distribution point for approved application artifacts. Disaster-site generators, affinity rules, and OLTP databases do not replace registry pull semantics for container images.