Waymark / Routes / containers Stop and remove podman containers
domain: containers · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps Stop a container by name or ID with podman stop <container> (default timeout is 10 seconds before forced kill). Stop every running, non-paused container with podman stop -a. Remove a stopped container with podman rm <container>, or remove several / filter-based with e.g. podman rm --filter status=exited. Force-remove running or paused containers with podman rm -f <container>; remove all containers regardless of state with podman rm -f -a. Clean up dependents with podman rm --depend <container>. Known gotchas podman stop sends SIGTERM first, then SIGKILL after the --time timeout (default 10s); use --time -1 to wait indefinitely. podman rm refuses to remove running or paused containers unless --force (-f) is given, and --time/--timeout only applies together with --force. Stopped containers still consume storage until removed; containers are not automatically removed on exit unless started with --rm. podman rm --volumes removes only anonymous volumes, never named volumes. Filters support regex on id, name, and ancestor; the label filter is exclusive while same-key filters are otherwise inclusive.
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