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    This document provides instructions to kill all running Docker containers and delete all Docker images from the system. It first uses a command to remove all containers by their IDs and then removes all images by their IDs.

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    This document provides instructions to kill all running Docker containers and delete all Docker images from the system. It first uses a command to remove all containers by their IDs and then removes all images by their IDs.

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    This document provides instructions to kill all running Docker containers and delete all Docker images from the system. It first uses a command to remove all containers by their IDs and then removes all images by their IDs.

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    This document provides instructions to kill all running Docker containers and delete all Docker images from the system. It first uses a command to remove all containers by their IDs and then removes all images by their IDs.

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    # kill containers

    docker rm -f $(docker ps -a -q)


    # Delete all images
    docker rmi -f $(docker images -q)

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