docker commands

These Docker commands build an image named "act-selenium", list all your local Docker images, and display information about all your Docker containers, both running and stopped.

This code checks for a running Docker container by name and, if found, stops and removes it.

This code cleans up a Docker system by removing all unused images, containers, networks, volumes, and build caches.

This code removes all Docker containers, regardless of their running status, by first listing their IDs and then using those IDs to target the docker rm command.

This code removes all Docker images by first listing their IDs and then using those IDs to target the docker rmi command.

This code forcefully removes all Docker images from your system by piping a list of image IDs to the docker rmi command.

This Windows batch script iterates through a list of all Docker container IDs and forcefully removes each container.

This Windows batch script removes all Docker images by iterating through a list of image IDs obtained from docker images -q and using docker rmi to delete each one.

This Windows batch script identifies and removes all dangling Docker images from your system.

To build Docker images, use the provided commands, such as docker build -t <image_name>:<tag> --target <stage>, to create images with specific tags. To push Docker images to a registry, use the docker push command with the image name and tag, such as docker push briancullinan/quake3e:<tag>.