To push the image 'httpd:new' to the default Docker repository, the correct command is 'docker push httpd:new'. This uploads the local image to the registry, provided you have logged in and have the correct permissions.
To push a new image called 'httpd:new' to the default Docker repository, you use the docker push command. The correct command is:
docker push httpd:new
By executing this command, the local image tagging with 'httpd:new' will be uploaded to the default Docker registry, assuming you have logged in and have the necessary permissions to push to the repository. It is important to ensure that the tag used is correct and that the Docker daemon is running. If you are trying to push to a specific registry other than the default Docker Hub, you need to prepend the registry's URL to the image name.