Tools, FAQ, Tutorials:
"docker container rm" - Remove Container
How to remove a container from the Docker Engine with "docker container rm" command?
✍: FYIcenter.com
If a container is no longer needed, you can remove it from the Docker Engine
to save space using the "docker container rm" command.
1. Run "docker container list --all" command. You see 2 containers created from the same image, hello-world.
fyicenter$ docker container list --all CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND STATUS NAMES 64e144db8c6c hello-world "/hello" Exited (0) 2 hours ago nervous_banach 96ce071457fc hello-world "/hello" Exited (0) 9 hours ago gracious_wilson
2. Remove the first container by its name, nervous_banach, to keep the second one.
fyicenter$ docker container rm nervous_banach nervous_banach fyicenter$ docker ps --all | grep hello CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND STATUS NAMES 96ce071457fc hello-world "/hello" Exited (0) 9 hours ago gracious_wilson
⇒ "docker container rm ..." - Remove All Containers
⇐ "docker container stop/kill" - Stop/Kill Container
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