Which command is typically used to remove a container?

The command that is typically used to remove a container is "docker rm." This command effectively allows users to delete one or more containers by their names or IDs. When using "docker rm," you can clear out stopped containers, which is essential for managing local container environments and freeing up system resources.

This command also has various flags that modify its behavior, such as "-f" to force removal of running containers or "-v" to also remove associated volumes. Understanding how to use "docker rm" is crucial for container management in Docker, particularly in development and cleanup processes.

The other options provided do not serve this purpose. For example, "docker remove" is not a recognized command in Docker, and "docker rmi" is used specifically for removing images rather than containers. "docker eliminate" is not a valid Docker command at all. Knowing these distinctions is key for effective work with Docker.