docker-cleaner
Description
This utility is designed for cleaning up docker resources.
Installation
python setup.py install
or
pip install -e .
or
pip install docker-cleaner
How to use
Run docker-cleaner images -t 120 -o 120 -f images --images-include foo-image bar-image --prune containers volumes -u -l docker-cleanr.log
Also checkout list of arguments
arguments
resources - List of resources for removing. Choose from: images, volumes, all
-f, --force - Force removing of resources. Choose from: images, volumes, all
-u, --untagged - Remove untagged images
-v, --client-version - Version of docker client to use
-o, --older - Clear resources that older amount of time (in minutes)
--images-include - Filter images that only contains any of that names
--volumes-include - Filter volumes that only contains any of that name
--images-exclude - Exclude images that contains any of that names
--volumes-exclude - Exclude volumes that contains any of that name
-p, --prune - Prune specified resources. Choose from: containers, images, volumes, all
-t, --timeout - Timeout of cleaning. Live it empty in case of using cron job.
--loglevel - Logging level. Choose from: CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG, NOTSET
-l, --log - Redirect logging to file
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