Docker: Handy Docker volume commands

This documentation is part of the Volumes guide. View the full guide here: How to persist your containers data with Docker volumes.

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Here is a quick reference for managing Docker volumes:

• To create a new volume named myVolume, run:

  docker volume create myVolume
  

• To list all existing volumes:

  docker volume ls
  

• To remove a specific volume named myVolume:

  docker volume rm myVolume
  

  Note: Removing a volume will permanently delete all data stored within it, and there is no way to retrieve it afterwards.