How to remove old Exploratory Server Docker images to free up disk space.

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How to remove old Exploratory Server Docker images to free up disk space.

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If you have upgraded your Exploratory Server in the past, you may have old, unused Docker images in your system. It explains how to remove those old Exploratory Server Docker images from the system to free up disk space.
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