Freeing up space on your system using the docker image prune command.

👋 Hey there! I recently discovered something pretty exciting that I wanted to share with you all. As a developer who frequently works with Docker, I often find that my system can get cluttered with unused images, which take up valuable disk space. So, I decided to do a little cleanup and see what I could find.

Using the docker image prune command, I was able to remove all of the unused Docker images on my machine, and I was absolutely amazed by the results. After running the command, I freed up a whopping 26GB of disk space! 😮

I was honestly a bit shocked by how much space the unused images were taking up, but it really drove home the importance of keeping my Docker environment clean and organized. By regularly pruning my images, I can ensure that I have the space I need to work efficiently, and that my system runs smoothly.

If you’re a developer who works with Docker, I highly recommend giving the docker image prune command a try. You might be surprised by how much space you can free up!

So there you have it, folks! Give it a try and let me know what kind of results you get. 😊