I am looking at setting up the following command as a cron job. The purpose of this command is to remove old containers that are no longer needed by Discourse. It will automatically manage my docker space consumption. docker images --quiet --filter=dangling=true | xargs --no-run-if-empty docker rmi…

[imagen] LotusJeff: or is there a better way? Those files are never generated automatically, so there’s no reason for cron to do it. If you think you want to clean up images, then just do it after every rebuild.

Preferences. I will forget to clean up the files after a rebuild. This way, I don’t have to remember a manual task.

Trabajo programado para eliminar imágenes de Docker colgantes

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) 21 Enero, 2025 15:56 2

Esos archivos nunca se generan automáticamente, por lo que no hay razón para que cron lo haga. Si crees que quieres limpiar imágenes, simplemente hazlo después de cada reconstrucción.

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Trabajo programado para eliminar imágenes de Docker colgantes

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