The docker system prune command removes all stopped containers, dangling images, and unused networks. If you pass the --volumes flag, it will remove all unused volumes too.
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docker system prune docker system prune --volumes |
You can execute the below commands in PowerShell to remove all the images and docker containers.
Remove all containers:
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docker ps -a -q | % { docker rm $_ } |
Remove all images
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docker images -q | % { docker rmi $_ } |
Remove all the version of the image if the image name contains given text:
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docker images --format='{{json .}}'|Select-String -Pattern "${imageName}" | ConvertFrom-Json | ForEach-Object -process { docker rmi -f $_.ID} |
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