Docker images are currently not being removed (including intermediate images created in the build step that are never used), which has the potential to take up quite a bit of space as many attacks and code submissions are created.
docker-py's documentation on building images (look for the rm parameter) says that not even intermediate containers are deleted, to preserve backwards compatibility. This should change.
Docker images are currently not being removed (including intermediate images created in the build step that are never used), which has the potential to take up quite a bit of space as many attacks and code submissions are created.
docker-py's documentation on building images (look for thermparameter) says that not even intermediate containers are deleted, to preserve backwards compatibility. This should change.