Mirror services are divided into public mirrors, private mirrors, shared mirrors and market mirrors. What kind of image can a user create to share with other users?

Question

Options

• APublic Mirror
• BPrivate image
• CShared image
• DMarket mirroring

• A
  13% (2)
• B
  75% (12)
• C
  6% (1)
• D
  6% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because in cloud platforms (such as Huawei Cloud), a private image is the type that a user creates from their own instance or configuration - and it is precisely a private image that can then be shared with other specific users or accounts. The act of sharing does not change the image's underlying type; it remains a private image that has been granted access to others.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Public Mirror): Public images are provided and maintained by the cloud platform itself, not created by individual users.
• C (Shared image): A "shared image" describes the recipient's perspective - it's what the image looks like in another user's account after it has been shared. The original creator does not create a "shared image" directly.
• D (Market mirroring): Marketplace images are published by vendors or the platform for commercial distribution, not something a regular user creates to share.

Memory tip: Think of it as a filing cabinet - you create a private folder (private image), then hand a copy to a colleague. From your colleague's side, they received a shared copy, but you still created a private one. The image type reflects the creator's ownership, not the sharing action.

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