Clean up Docker on Ubuntu without guessing what gets removed.
Built by SeyedAli Emami
Problem
Docker cleanup often happens during low disk space, migrations, or recovery from repeated deployments. Ad-hoc command chains make it easy to remove the wrong resource—or leave half an environment behind.
Capabilities
The Bash utility offers a guided menu for stopping workloads; selectively removing containers, images, volumes, or networks; and fully uninstalling Docker packages and related directories. Irreversible paths require confirmation.
How it works
Constraints
Cleanup is intentionally operator-driven, not automatic. The script targets Ubuntu and requires root privileges for system-level removal; existing volumes and images must be reviewed before a full reset.