The command is used to remove one or more containers. Here is the basic syntax:
docker rm [options] <container_id_or_name> [...]
- `<container_id_or_name>` is the ID or name of the container you want to remove.
- `[options]` are additional options you can use with the command.
For example, to remove a container with the ID `abc123`:
docker rm abc123
You can also remove multiple containers at once by specifying their IDs or names:
docker rm container1 container2 container3
Here are a couple of common options:
- `-f, --force`: This option forcefully removes a running container.
- `-v, --volumes`: This option removes the associated volumes as well.
Always exercise caution when using the `docker rm` command, especially with the `-f` option, as it will forcefully stop and remove a running container.