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- We finished the demo now,
so we'll just wrap things up.

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As you know, we've been
running our MySQL database

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in a container, so we should
remove Docker artifacts,

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just to tidy up our environment.

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So we need to stop and
remove the MySQL container

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to actually stop the
database engine from running.

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And then we should remove the MySQL image

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from our local Docker registry

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just to tidy up after ourselves.

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So then the first step,
open the command window,

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and do a Docker container, RM -F

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and then you give it the
name of the container.

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The RM -F option,

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the F option will forcibly
remove the container.

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It'll stop it first if
it's already running

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and then it'll remove it afterwards.

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After we've done that, we
then do a Docker container LS,

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just to list the running containers.

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Hopefully our container
won't be running anymore.

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Okay, so let's run these two commands.

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Open the command window and
type these two commands in.

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Okay then, so Docker
container remove forcibly

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and then the container's called
MySQL container, like that.

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If you try to remove a
container without the -F option,

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if a container was still
running, it would fail,

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you can't remove something that's running,

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you'd have to stop it
first and then remove it,

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but the -F option allows
you to do it all at once.

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It'll stop it for you
and then it remove it.

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Okay, so that should work.

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No error, so we'll
assume that it's worked.

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And then we'll do a Docker container LS,

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just to list all running containers.

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And there aren't any,

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so our container has been
successfully stopped and removed,

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that's good.

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So the last step is to
remove the image itself.

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Docker image RM -F.

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The image was called MySQL image.

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So we'll remove the image

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and then we'll list the images afterwards

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and hopefully it'll have disappeared.

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Let's see.

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Okay, so here I am, back in
my command prompt window.

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Docker image remove forcibly my SQL image.

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So this will hopefully remove the image.

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Untagged basically means
the name has been removed

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and then it's physically been
deleted from the registry.

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So the very, very last
step is just to make sure

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that the image really has finished.

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And gone Docker image LS.

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Well, I've got lots of other images,

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but I'm hoping that my image,
my SQL image isn't there.

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I can check that more accurately,

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more easily by saying Docker image LS,

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and then give it the actual name

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of the image I'm looking for,

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or hopefully not looking
for, my SQL-image.

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I'm hoping that there aren't any images

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with that name anymore.

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Indeed not.

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So there we are, and
that's the end of the demo

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and the end of all the demos.

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Thank you very much.