EyuelMathewos

Best Option to Solve this issue 1. if the we running as docker service -> docker service update --force 2. you can check /var/lib/docker/overlay2 in linux terminal command "du -h...

@emike922 if Container are running actively it will not clean any of use by docker system i think that why. i also recommend to run the command as root user...

@emike922 for checking the issue which docker dir is consuming alot of your space run "du -h --max-depth=1 /var/lib/docker" share the result and also check if there is no docker...

@emike922 First Option check restarting docker service by "systemctl restart docker" Second Option "cd /var/lib/docker/overlay2" and "rm -r ./*" which remove the all overlay2 after that reboot the linux machine...

@emike922 Okay that is progress let's try running & share the results it helps - docker volume ls - docker container ls -a - docker network ls - docker plugin...

@emike922 All are clean what remains in "/var/lib/docker/overlay2" try "ls -a /var/lib/docker/overlay2" share the results

@emike922 we should list out where is max disk usage "du -h --max-depth=1 /var/lib/docker/overlay2"

@emike922 Okay that is helpful, let try - "systemctl stop docker" - "systemctl stop docker.socket" - check the status "systemctl status docker.socket" - after that then -> "cd /var/lib/docker/overlay2" and...

@emike922 Finally start - "systemctl start docker" - "systemctl start docker.socket"

@emike922 did you stop all docker linux services before deleting the overlay2 dir files ? "systemctl start docker" - "systemctl start docker.socket" - Try cleaning "docker builder prune --all --force"