If you’re using Docker, chances are you have a lot of containers and images taking up space on your hard drive. But what if you want to delete them all?
Fortunately, Docker makes it easy to delete both containers and images. We’ll show you how to use the docker rm and docker rmi commands to delete all of your containers and images.
First, let’s delete all of our containers. We can do this using the docker rm command.
To delete all containers, we’ll use the -a (all) flag. This flag will delete all containers, including running containers.
docker rm -a Next, let’s delete all of our images. We can do this using the docker rmi command.
To delete all images, we’ll use the -a (all) flag. This flag will delete all images, including untagged images.
docker rmi -a That’s all there is to it! With the docker rm and docker rmi commands, it’s easy to delete all of your containers and images