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How to view available Docker images and their details?


To view the available Docker images and their details, you can use the docker images command in a terminal or command prompt

Simply run:

```
docker images
```

This command will give you a list of all your local Docker images. The list includes information such as:

- The repository of the image
- The tag of the image
- The image ID
- When it was created
- The size of the image

If you want to check the details of a specific Docker image, you can use `docker inspect` command followed by the image ID or name. For example,

```
docker inspect image_ID_or_name
```

This will provide you with a JSON output with lots of details about the specified Docker image. This output contains low-level information about the image, like its layers and configurations.


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