Add a reminder to build-one.sh push operations to cleanup after yourself #41
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Seems fine, I feel like I've run some of those commands before but not all of them. I tend to prune images using portainer long after the fact. |
Docker builds and old images can consume vast amounts of space quickly. This just prints out a reminder and suggests some steps to take to clean up after yourself once an image is pushed (but when it's just built and not pushed).
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Usually just the build and image caches accumulate huge amounts. There are about 8 different docker things that cache but most of them are tiny. I'm down to about 20 GB free on my SSD so it's getting to be a problem. |
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Docker builds and old images can consume vast amounts of space quickly. This just prints out a reminder and suggests some steps to take to clean up after yourself once an image is pushed (but not when it's just built and not pushed).
@rpavlik let me know if OK.