How to batch Delete stopped containers in Docker

How to batch Delete stopped containers in Docker

How to batch Delete stopped containers in Docker

Method 1:
# Display all containers, filter out Exited containers, and retrieve the IDs of these containers,
# Sudo docker ps-a | grep Exited | awk '{print $1 }'
# Query all containers, filter out Exited containers, list container IDs, and delete these containers
# Sudo docker rm docker ps-a | grep Exited | awk '{print $1 }'

Method 2:
# Delete all containers that are not running (if they are not running, they will be deleted together)
# Sudo docker rm $ (sudo docker ps-a-q)

Method 3:
# Delete the Exited container Based on the container status
# Sudo docker rm $ (sudo docker ps-qf status = exited)

Method 4:
# After Docker 1.13, you can use the docker containers prune command to delete isolated containers.
Sudo docker container prune

# Deleting all images
Sudo docker rmi $ (docker images-q)

Figure:
02-delete all containers. All containers that are not running are deleted. Running containers cannot be deleted to delete unnecessary containers.
03-Docker versions earlier than 1.13 can be deleted based on the container status.
04-query all containers and filter out containers in the Exited status.
05-Docker 1.13 and later versions start to support the prune command to quickly delete the exited container
Delete all stopped containers:
# Docker system prune

02-delete all containers. All containers that are not running are deleted. Running containers cannot be deleted to delete unnecessary containers.

03-Docker versions earlier than 1.13 can be deleted based on the container status.

04-query all containers and filter out containers in the Exited status.

05-Docker 1.13 and later versions start to support the prune command to quickly delete the exited container
# Docker container prune

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