How to rename a docker image from MiroK8S? - microk8s

I have imported a TAR file to a MicroK8S setup using this command :
microk8s ctr images import my-service.tar
After import, the image has an other name like : import-2021-09-08:1.0.1
Any idea on how to import to an other name or how to change the name after import ?
P.S. : The original name was : my-service:1.0.0
Thanks in advance.


I have found the solution on the import command :
microk8s ctr images import --base-name my-service my-service.tar

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