How can I clean up unused Docker images and logs?

How can I clean up unused Docker images and logs?

You can use the command docker image prune to remove unused images. To also clean up logs, you might need to manually delete them or use a log management tool.

What does the docker image prune command do?

The docker image prune command removes all dangling images, which are images not tagged and not referenced by any container.

Can I remove all unused images at once?

Yes, you can use docker image prune -a to remove all unused images, not just the dangling ones.

Will this command affect my running containers?

No, running containers will not be affected. The command only removes images that are not in use.