How do you run a locally built s2i image named php:1 for testing?

• A. podman run -d -u 1234 php:1
• B. docker run -d -u 1234 php:1
• C. podman run -d -u1234 php:1
• D. kubectl run php --image=php:1

Answer: (C)

When testing a locally built s2i image, you want to run a container from that image in the background and, if the image is designed to run as a non-root user, specify that user. Podman fits this scenario well for local, rootless testing. The image tag php:1 refers to your locally built image. The -d flag starts the container in detached mode, so it runs in the background. The -u1234 flag sets the user to UID 1234, aligning the container’s execution with the non-root user the image expects. Using the compact form -u1234 is just another valid way to pass the user value to Podman. This setup lets you quickly verify the image’s behavior in a realistic, non-root environment, which is why this option is the best fit for local testing.