docker-container-rm

Remove a container

$ docker container rm [container]

$ docker container rm [container1] [container2]

$ docker container rm -f [container]

$ docker container rm -v [container]

$ docker container rm $(docker container ls -aq -f status=exited)

docker container rm [options] container [container...]

docker container rm removes one or more containers from the Docker host, freeing disk space occupied by the container's read-write layer and metadata. Containers must be stopped before removal unless the -f flag is used to force removal of running containers.
The -v option also removes anonymous volumes associated with the container, which is useful for complete cleanup. Named volumes are preserved by default to prevent accidental data loss.

-f, --force

Force removal of running container.

Remove anonymous volumes.

Remove specified link.

docker-rm(1), docker-container(1)