Docker prune explained - usage and examples

You can find the writeup of this video on my blog: takacsmark.com...
Docker prune is the way to clean up containers, images, volumes and networks on your system. See how to remove unused resources, free up space and unclutter you environment.
In this video you'll learn about the following topics:
- What Docker objects need clean up
- Clean up Docker containers
- Cleaning Docker images
- Cleaning dangling images
- Cleaning all Docker images
- Cleaning Docker volumes
- Clean up Docker networks
- Clean up your system

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[@matthewmckinnon8274]

Thanks so much for the overview. You made the information very clear!

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Thanks so much for the video. Simple and easy to understand . You are my new Subscriber :)

[@VasyanZ]

Thanks a lot! Your videos are really helpful!

[@SportFlow]

Always great content. BTW, please try to lower the volume of the keystrokes because they are too loud compared to your voice and bothers a little. Keep up the good work!

[@takacsmark]

Haha, that's because of my Cherry mx blue switches :))) Thanks for the nice feedback, I'll will bring more tutorials. I'll move the microphone away from the keyboard next time, it may work :)

[@mathewkargarzadeh3158]

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[@djdeegii7666]

docker system prune command is running to return help database will be deleted when run

[@djdeegii7666]

docker system prune command -> docker network delete ?

[@linkernetir]

very nicely explained. thanks

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Great content. Thanks.

[@takacsmark]

Thanks, Vesko!

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Thanks ..