You built a container image and want to deploy it as a workload on Google Kubernetes Engine. What should you do?

To deploy a container image on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), you first need to store the image in a container registry. Artifact Registry is Google Cloud's recommended service for storing, managing, and securing container images. Once the image is in Artifact Registry, you then create a Kubernetes Deployment. A Deployment is a Kubernetes resource that describes desired state for your application, including which container image to use, how many replicas to run, and how to update them. The other options are incorrect because: Uploading images to Cloud Storage is not the standard or recommended way to store container images for GKE. Cloud Storage is object storage, not a container registry. A Kubernetes Service is used for network access to a set of Pods (created by a Deployment), not for defining the workload itself. You define the workload with a Deployment, and then optionally expose it with a Service.