Amit Saha • 1/21/2019

Scheduled task to prune docker images on Windows server

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This technical article provides a PowerShell script and instructions for setting up a Windows Scheduled Task. The task runs daily at 7:00 PM UTC to execute 'docker image prune --all -f', automatically removing unused Docker images to manage disk space on a Windows server running Docker containers.

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