September 2018
Intermediate to advanced
764 pages
20h 6m
English
Because Kubernetes manages our application containers for us, we no longer need to manage our own Docker containers. Therefore, let's provide a clean working environment by removing any Docker containers and images related to our application. You can do this by running docker ps -a and docker images to see a list of all containers and images, and then using docker stop <container>, docker rm <container>, and docker rmi <image> to remove the relevant ones.
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