# Docker Command

1. **Stop all running containers**: This is important because you can't remove an image of a container that is still running.

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker stop $(sudo docker ps -aq)
   ```
2. **Remove all containers**: Once all containers are stopped, you can remove them.

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker rm $(sudo docker ps -aq)
   ```
3. **Remove all Docker images**: This will remove all images, including unused and dangling images.

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker rmi $(sudo docker images -q)
   ```
4. **Remove all volumes**: Volumes are used for persisting data of Docker containers. To remove them, use:

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker volume rm $(sudo docker volume ls -q)
   ```
5. **Remove all dangling volumes**: These are volumes that are no longer used by any containers.

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker volume prune
   ```
6. **(Optional) Remove all networks**: If you also want to remove all networks, you can use:

   ```bash
   bashCopy codesudo docker network prune
   ```


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