Which command copies a local image to quay.io/test/myimage:1 with TLS verification disabled?

• A. oc push myimage:1 to quay.io/test/myimage:1
• B. skopeo copy --dest-tls-verify=false myimage:1 docker://quay.io/test/myimage:1
• C. docker pull quay.io/test/myimage:1
• D. skopeo copy --dest-tls-verify=false myimage:1 docker://docker.io/test/myimage:1

Answer: (B)

Copying a local image to a remote registry while turning off TLS verification for the destination is done with a transfer command that treats the local image as the source and pushes to a remote registry. The command uses the local image as the source and targets the remote quay.io repository, with the destination TLS verification disabled via the flag. This combination ensures the local image named in your environment is sent to quay.io/test/myimage:1 even if the registry presents an untrusted certificate.

The other options don’t fit: one uses an OpenShift command with an unconventional syntax and isn’t the right tool for pushing to a registry; another simply pulls an image from a registry instead of pushing; and the last option targets a different registry (docker.io) instead of quay.io, so it wouldn’t push to the requested destination.