At Wongnai, we build image from our CI tool. The images are tagged with build number before pushing so we can track the running version in the image field of Kubernetes.
However, this result in a lot of leftover images stored in the builder Docker and so this project was born.
- Binary is available from release
- Docker image available as willwill/imagecleanup (see Docker usage on Docker hub)
Simply use cargo: cargo build
Suppose you have the following images:
- test:1
- test:2
- test:3
- test:4
- test:5 test:latest
and you execute
imagecleanup --numbered test --numbered-keep 2
This will remove all images but
- test:3
- test:4
- test:5 test:latest (Images with multiple tags do not count)
Images within other repository are unaffected.
(This project is done by me, out of work hours)
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