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Thanks for sharing this overview, Alex! :)
There is also
docker system pruneto remove all unused data (volumes, stopped containers, etc.).Bonus of 'docker prune': it does not remove running services & related images.
This is almost true. Sometimes
docker system prunewill leave hanging and orphaned volumes. Specifically in the docker overlay dir.Thank you, added by your recommendation to the article :) Used many times but forgot to mention.
Good article, Alex!
I believe that
docker-compose downdoesn't remove the volume by default (unless you pass-v).Great article, Alex. What about the mounting of volumes, is it frequently used in a daily basis, to be a part of the article ?
Cheers, Labi
Great article, will be sharing this further with my team.
Is there any way in prune via which I can remove unused volumes from the base machine ?
Amazing knowledge share. Alex Barashkov.
Hi Alex, nice article. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think
--no-cachewill still pick cached base image.Great article, thanks! I'm learning docker and this goes to my reference link list.
Thanks for sharing it.
Well.. docker system is a cache?
Nice to have, thanks!