docker rmi

Basic Syntax

Key Options and Parameters

1. -f, --force: Force the removal of an image.

   docker rmi -f myimage

2. --no-prune: Do not delete untagged parent images.

   docker rmi --no-prune myimage

Examples

1. Removing a Single Image

   docker rmi myimage

   This command removes the image named myimage.

2. Removing Multiple Images

   docker rmi image1 image2 image3

   This command removes the images named image1, image2, and image3.

3. Forcing the Removal of an Image

   docker rmi -f myimage

   This command forcefully removes the image named myimage.

4. Removing an Image Without Pruning Parent Images

   docker rmi --no-prune myimage

   This command removes the image named myimage but does not delete any untagged parent images.

Conclusion

The docker rmi command is essential for removing Docker images from your local Docker host. Understanding its options and parameters allows you to effectively manage and clean up images on your Docker host.