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|[cache command](/docs/handbook/pushing/#2-push-images-using-cache-command)| all | ok | yes | no |
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|[podman-env command](/docs/handbook/pushing/#3-pushing-directly-to-in-cluster-cri-o-podman-env)| only cri-o | good | yes | yes |
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|[registry addon](/docs/handbook/pushing/#4-pushing-to-an-in-cluster-using-registry-addon)| all | ok | yes | no |
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|[image load command](/docs/handbook/pushing/#7-loading-directly-to-in-cluster-container-runtime)| all | ok | yes | no |
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|[image build command](/docs/handbook/pushing/#8-building-images-to-in-cluster-container-runtime)| all | ok | no | yes |
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*note1 : the default container-runtime on minikube is 'docker'.
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*note2 : 'none' driver (bare metal) does not need pushing image to the cluster, as any image on your system is already available to the kubernetes.
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*note3: when using ssh to run the commands, the files to load or build must already be available on the node (not only on the client host).
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*Note 1: The default container-runtime on minikube is `docker`.
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*Note 2: The `none` driver (bare metal) does not need pushing image to the cluster, as any image on your system is already available to the Kubernetes cluster.
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*Note 3: When using ssh to run the commands, the files to load or build must already be available on the node (not only on the client host).
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