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"docker container rm ..." - Remove All Containers
How to remove all containers from the Docker Engine with "docker container rm ..." command?
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If you have created many containers on the Docker Engine
and you want to remove them all,
you can use the "docker container rm ..." command with a sub-command to specify
the list of all container IDs.
1. Run "docker container list --all --quiet" to get a list of all container IDs.
fyicenter$ docker container list --all --quiet 24fc134f1a5a 660f6e09a539 e744e7509b13 07c676e97a34 81c5c69c5fcd
2. Embed the above command into the "docker container rm" command to remove them all.
fyicenter$ docker container rm $(docker container list --all --quiet) 24fc134f1a5a 660f6e09a539 e744e7509b13 07c676e97a34 81c5c69c5fcd
2. Try to list all containers. There should be no container left.
fyicenter$ docker container list --all CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND ...
⇒ "docker container create" - Create Container Command
⇐ "docker container rm" - Remove Container
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