I don’t know if it’s changed, but it hasn’t been that easy to cleaning up old images in Docker, so small images can save a lot of disk space on a QA environment

I don’t know if it’s changed, but it hasn’t been that easy to cleaning up old images in Docker, so small images can save a lot of disk space on a QA environment where containers are continuously created and destroyed, for example. Also, it’s probably a lot easier to cut off a few megabytes off an image than fixing Atoms ram usage.