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Okay, to start a container based on an Nginx image, and also with some port accessibility,

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we need docker run, minus D for the detached mode, minus P 80 88 colon 80, because Nginx

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by default listens on port 80, Nginx. And then docker ps is showing that the container

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is running. And I'm looking for vigilant Antonelli, which we can see right here, started four

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seconds ago. So if I want, I can use docker stop, vigilant Antonelli, that will stop it.

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And then remove the container image. Now if I use docker images, I can see all the images.

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And if I use docker image, remove Nginx, do you think that's going to work? No, it's

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not for the simple reason that we have another container that is currently running based

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on that image. Now, it's not a very good idea to remove the image, not even a force remove,

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because that will crash the other image. But if you want to, I can show you how to remove

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another image, docker image remove, or docker RMI, that will also work. Docker image remove

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is the new command, docker RMI is the old way. So I'm going to use docker image remove

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on busy box. And oh no, there we can also see it's used by a container. But this time,

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it's a container that's no longer running. So docker RMI minus minus force is what you

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can do to force it off. That will remove the container and also the container image.