podman-rm
TLDR
Remove container
$ podman rm [container]
Force remove running container$ podman rm -f [container]
Remove multiple containers$ podman rm [container1] [container2]
Remove all stopped containers$ podman rm $(podman ps -aq)
Remove container and volumes$ podman rm -v [container]
SYNOPSIS
podman rm [options] container...
DESCRIPTION
podman rm removes one or more containers. By default, only stopped containers can be removed. Use --force to remove running containers.
PARAMETERS
-f, --force
Force removal of running container.-v, --volumes
Remove associated volumes.-a, --all
Remove all containers.-l, --latest
Remove most recent container.--depend
Remove dependencies too.
EXAMPLES
$ # Remove stopped container
podman rm mycontainer
# Force remove running container
podman rm -f webserver
# Remove by ID
podman rm abc123def456
# Remove all containers
podman rm -a
# Remove with volumes
podman rm -v database
# Remove latest container
podman rm -l
# Prune stopped containers
podman container prune
podman rm mycontainer
# Force remove running container
podman rm -f webserver
# Remove by ID
podman rm abc123def456
# Remove all containers
podman rm -a
# Remove with volumes
podman rm -v database
# Remove latest container
podman rm -l
# Prune stopped containers
podman container prune
CAVEATS
Cannot remove running containers without --force. Volumes not removed unless -v specified.
HISTORY
podman rm is part of Podman, the daemonless container engine by Red Hat providing Docker-compatible container management.
SEE ALSO
podman-rmi(1), podman-stop(1), podman-ps(1), podman-container-prune(1)
