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docker: List all volumes.
$ docker volume ls
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The command "docker volume ls" is used to list the volumes in Docker.
Volumes in Docker are used to persist and share data between containers. They provide a way to store persistent data that can be accessed even when containers are stopped or deleted.
When running the "docker volume ls" command, Docker lists all the volumes that have been created on the host machine. The output will typically include the volume name, the volume driver used, and any labels attached to the volume.
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