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Why does Docker RMI not remove an image?
So… some cases of this seem to be because you have a no-longer-running container that references the image. Removing the container allows you to then remove the image. But there is definitely a bug where docker gets itself into a state where no matter what you do, it can’t remove any image.
How to delete an image from a docker container?
It’s not being used by any containers (not that that’s the error anyway): [build ~]$ sudo systemctl restart docker [build ~]$ docker image ls REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE ubuntu latest 0458a4468cbc 24 hours ago 112MB [build ~]$ docker rmi 0458a4468cbc Error: No such image: 0458a4468cbc
Why is my Docker image not showing up?
If it doesn’t then there is some issue that needs to be looked into Try first a docker image prune or even docker image prune -a, to remove any image unused/not associated to at least one container. If those are still listed, restart your docker daemon.
Can a docker image be deleted in MongoDB?
I also tried docker image rm mongodb and docker image rm mongo-db with no success. An instance of an image is called a container. You have an image, which is a set of layers as you describe. If you start this image, you have a running container of this image.
Why do I have image stack overflow in Docker?
The old cache caused this issue, I failed to run this command the first time and docker-compose already created images which I can’t see from docker images. Need to check from docker-compose ps, and remove all old images with this command docker-compose rm, then rebuild again. I encountered this error when using Docker Machine on Windows.
How to kill a running image in Docker?
So a running instance of an image is a container. use -> $ docker kill use -> $ docker rm NOTE: If the REPOSITORY being removed has the latest tag, there is no need of mentioning it. If there is a tag, it should be mentioned.
How big is the Docker Image Repository tag?
$ docker images -a REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE gcc 7.1.0 855a4f4d1cd9 2 months ago 1.64GB hello-world latest 1815c82652c0 3 months ago 1.84kB