The Commands

docker volume create creates new volumes. By default, volumes are created with the local driver, but you can use the -d flag to specify a different driver.

docker volume ls lists all volumes on the local Docker host.

docker volume inspect shows detailed volume information. Use this command to see many interesting volume properties, including where a volume exists in the Docker host’s filesystem.

docker volume prune deletes all volumes that are not in use by a container or service replica. Use with caution!

docker volume rm deletes specific volumes that are not in use.

docker plugin install installs new volume plugins from Docker Hub.

docker plugin ls lists all plugins installed on a Docker host.