# Esegui regolarmente 'docker system prune' o altre operazioni per mantenere le tue istanze Discourse?

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**Created:** [15 Febbraio 2020, 8:46pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/do-you-routinely-do-docker-system-prune-or-anything-else-to-maintain-your-discourse-instances/141708 "2020-02-15T20:46:54Z")\
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Giusto. Forse il processo è cambiato di recente, ma ricordo di aver dovuto pulire manualmente molte vecchie immagini perché occupavano spazio su disco. Ora, dopo l’aggiornamento all’ultima versione, ho solo un paio di vecchie immagini.

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