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The command "docker volume rm ${volume_name}" is used to delete or remove a Docker volume from the system.

Here's a breakdown of what each part of the command does:

• "docker": This is the Docker command-line interface (CLI) command used to interact with Docker.
• "volume": This is a sub-command of the Docker CLI used to manage Docker volumes.
• "rm": This is a short form for the "remove" action, which indicates that we want to delete or remove a Docker volume.
• "${volume_name}": This is a placeholder representing the name of the Docker volume that you want to remove. The actual name of the volume should be provided in place of "${volume_name}".

For example, if you have a Docker volume named "my_volume", you would replace "${volume_name}" with "my_volume" to delete it using this command:

docker volume rm my_volume

Keep in mind that deleting a Docker volume will permanently remove all data stored within it.