![]() ![]() You can now remove the unused image by simply adding the ’ -a ‘ option along with the prune command, like docker image prune –a $ docker image pruneĪre you sure you want to continue? y ![]() To remove dangled or unused images use the below command:īefore you run this command, make sure your image has an alt tag, or else an image without an alt tag will be removed. To 1 st remove the container holding that image. $ docker image rm 75835a67d134 2a4cca5ac898Ĭontainer is using that image you will get an error message. You need to identify the image ID you no longer needed and then place it in the docker image rm command. Linuxize/fedora latest a45d6dca3361 3 months ago 311MB Ubuntu latest 2a4cca5ac898 2 months ago 111MB Output: REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZEĬentos latest 75835a67d134 7 days ago 200MB Your downloaded docker images will be present in your server unless you remove them manually, therefore to remove them you need to identify the image ID, that you use this command $ docker image lsĪfter execution, you get something like this. This will help any docker user to finely organize their system from unwanted storage. You can use these steps to quickly remove docker objects like docker images and docker network that are accumulating your disk space. ![]()
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