Discussion
A container image is built from
Answer: A
Correct answer: layers of filesystem changes
Each instruction in the build produces a layer recording the filesystem changes it made, and the image is those layers stacked by a union filesystem. The arrangement is what makes images cheap to store and transfer: an unchanged layer is neither rebuilt nor re-sent, so an application layer of a few megabytes on a shared base is all that moves between builds.
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