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Manage images - Windows Server Tutorial
From the course: Windows Server 2019: Deploying Containers
Manage images
- [Instructor] We've been talking about how images are downloaded from an image registry and then you run those images to create containers. Here we have a list of the images that we've downloaded. We're able to view this list of images with the docker image ls command. Another way to view the exact same list is docker images. The docker images command is the older version. Docker does recommend that you use docker image ls instead. If we clear the screen, you can do a docker image just by itself and you can see that the docker image command has a number of different sub-commands. So not only can we list images with the ls option, but we can also push and pull images just like you can with docker push and docker pull. We can also use docker image rm to remove an image. So let's see which image would we want to remove. Let's list out our images with docker image ls and then we'll use docker image rm to remove an image, in this case let's remove hello world. So we untagged hello world…
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Control containers in Windows6m 20s
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Manage images5m 54s
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Understand tags3m 17s
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Manage container networking8m 50s
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Manage container storage9m 22s
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Orchestrate Windows Containers with Swarm8m 31s
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Orchestrate Windows Containers with Kubernetes2m 25s
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Use Dockerfiles4m 46s
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Enable Hyper-V Containers12m 54s
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Run Windows Nano Server in a container3m 38s
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Run Linux containers in Windows4m 33s
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