docker-nuke, for when you want to blow away every docker object in sight
Installation
docker-nuke is availiable on PyPI and can be pip installed
$ pip install docker-nuke
Running
$ docker-nuke
Stopping container 50bd26e339: Succeeded
Removing container 50bd26e339: Succeeded
Removing container 913061d931: Succeeded
Removing image 59507b30b4: Failed (retry with "--force")
Removing image 3fd9065eaf: Failed (retry with "--force")
Removing volume 140bb8e5cc: Succeeded
Use the --force option to force remove docker objects:
$ docker-nuke --force
Removing image 59507b30b4: Succeeded
Removing image 3fd9065eaf: Succeeded
Metadata
Release files for docker-nuke 0.2.2
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Total release size: 9.9 kB
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