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> [!NOTE]
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> `docker ps` is a shortcut for `docker container ls`. The names of these commands are based on the Linux utilities `ps` and `ls`, which list running processes and files, respectively.
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> `docker ps` is a shortcut for `docker container ls`. These command names are based on the Linux utilities `ps` and `ls`, which list running processes and files, respectively.
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You can stop an active container with the `docker stop` command, specifying the container ID.
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You can't remove a container that's running, but you can force a container to be stopped and removed with the *-f* flag to the `docker rm` command. This is a quick way to stop and remove a container, but should only be used if the app inside the container doesn't need to perform a graceful shutdown.
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You can't remove a container that's running, but you can force a container to be stopped and removed with the *-f* flag to the `docker rm` command. This is a quick way to stop and remove a container, but you should only use it if the app inside the container doesn't need to perform a graceful shutdown.
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docker container rm -f elegant_ramanujan

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