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- 16. 04 - How to completely uninstall docker - Ask Ubuntu
An update on uninstalling docker Just an update on this, after I had to deal with the same issue Here is the official docker documentation on removing docker Remove the latest version: Uninstall the Docker Engine, CLI, and Containerd packages: sudo apt-get purge docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd io Delete all images, containers, and volumes: sudo rm -rf var lib docker sudo rm -rf var lib
- Completely uninstall and reinstall docker in ubuntu
Uninstall docker 1 Remove docker and all packages automatically installed during installation apt-get autoremove docker docker-ce docker-engine docker io containerd runc 2 Check if docker is uninstalled dpkg -l | grep docker dpkg -l |grep ^rc|awk '{print $2}' |sudo xargs dpkg -P # Remove useless and relevant configuration files 3
- COMPLETELY Uninstall Docker in Ubuntu [100% Working]
Step by step instructions to uninstall docker in Ubuntu Cleanup and Delete all docker resources safely and completely
- Uninstalling Docker - Stack Overflow
To fully uninstall docker follow below commands: dpkg -l | grep -i docker sudo apt-get purge -y docker-engine docker docker io docker-ce docker-ce-cli sudo apt-get autoremove -y --purge docker-engine docker docker io docker-ce These commands will not remove the images, containers, volumes etc user created configuration files So before deleting docker first delete these things For deleting
- How to uninstall containerd completely? - GitHub
1 reply icefery on Apr 20, 2023 Author Thanks, containerd itself seems to be easy to uninstall: # docker apt remove docker docker-engine docker io containerd runc rm -r etc docker rm -r var lib docker # containerd rm -r etc containerd rm -r var lib containerd rm -r run containerd
- Uninstall Docker from Ubuntu
Previously, I explained how you can install Docker in Ubuntu with multiple methods but what if you no longer want to have Docker installed in your system? Sure, you can use sudo apt remove docker but it won't remove the configuration, containers, images, and volumes And this guide covers all! How to uninstall Docker from Ubuntu
- How to Completely Uninstall Docker - idroot
Learn how to completely uninstall Docker from Linux with our step-by-step guide Remove all components without leaving traces behind
- ubuntu - How do I correctly uninstall a broken installation of Docker . . .
The first list of packages to be removed is: sudo apt-get remove docker docker-engine docker io containerd runc whereas the second: sudo apt-get purge docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd io docker-compose-plugin If following either strategy, should I add those lists together? Should I follow neither deinstallation strategy but another?
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