End all Docker processes
On Ubuntu, I use Docker intermittently for software development involving packages not currently available through official channels. I'm on a low-spec system and I want to make Docker disappear from the task list when I'm done with it, including all containers, daemons, and Docker-related processes.
I am not running as root, I do not understand systemd, and I have had no luck with killall, docker stop, or docker kill. I don't want Docker starting again, I want it gone until the next time I ask for it. Is there a way to do this?
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On Ubuntu, I use Docker intermittently for software development involving packages not currently available through official channels. I'm on a low-spec system and I want to make Docker disappear from the task list when I'm done with it, including all containers, daemons, and Docker-related processes.
I am not running as root, I do not understand systemd, and I have had no luck with killall, docker stop, or docker kill. I don't want Docker starting again, I want it gone until the next time I ask for it. Is there a way to do this?
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On Ubuntu, I use Docker intermittently for software development involving packages not currently available through official channels. I'm on a low-spec system and I want to make Docker disappear from the task list when I'm done with it, including all containers, daemons, and Docker-related processes.
I am not running as root, I do not understand systemd, and I have had no luck with killall, docker stop, or docker kill. I don't want Docker starting again, I want it gone until the next time I ask for it. Is there a way to do this?
ubuntu docker
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On Ubuntu, I use Docker intermittently for software development involving packages not currently available through official channels. I'm on a low-spec system and I want to make Docker disappear from the task list when I'm done with it, including all containers, daemons, and Docker-related processes.
I am not running as root, I do not understand systemd, and I have had no luck with killall, docker stop, or docker kill. I don't want Docker starting again, I want it gone until the next time I ask for it. Is there a way to do this?
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Stop all containers:
docker stop $(docker ps -q)
Stop docker engine
[sudo] systemctl stop docker
Prevent the engine from being started on reboot:
[sudo] systemctl disable docker
This said, dockerd and docker-containerd are fairly small processes (systemctl status docker reports 65MB total)
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Stop all containers:
docker stop $(docker ps -q)
Stop docker engine
[sudo] systemctl stop docker
Prevent the engine from being started on reboot:
[sudo] systemctl disable docker
This said, dockerd and docker-containerd are fairly small processes (systemctl status docker reports 65MB total)
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Stop all containers:
docker stop $(docker ps -q)
Stop docker engine
[sudo] systemctl stop docker
Prevent the engine from being started on reboot:
[sudo] systemctl disable docker
This said, dockerd and docker-containerd are fairly small processes (systemctl status docker reports 65MB total)
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Stop all containers:
docker stop $(docker ps -q)
Stop docker engine
[sudo] systemctl stop docker
Prevent the engine from being started on reboot:
[sudo] systemctl disable docker
This said, dockerd and docker-containerd are fairly small processes (systemctl status docker reports 65MB total)
answered yesterday
xenoid
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Stop all containers:
docker stop $(docker ps -q)
Stop docker engine
[sudo] systemctl stop docker
Prevent the engine from being started on reboot:
[sudo] systemctl disable docker
This said, dockerd and docker-containerd are fairly small processes (systemctl status docker reports 65MB total)
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