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Not just in MacOS. Over time, Docker can eat all your storage.
by mirimir 7y ago
Not just in MacOS. Over time, Docker can eat all your storage.
- jdnenej 7y agoBecause it keeps around all of the images you use as well as the containers after they are stopped so you can resume them. there is a command that auto automatically removes all unused images and containers you can use.
- mirimir 7y agoTrue. But there are situations where things get ~corrupted, and it becomes ~impossible to recover without basically nuking everything. But then, I was running containers with resource limits and long-term storage. So I could have thousands of lightweight "VMs" per physical server.