ssh-docker-images

To list Docker images on a remote host via SSH, this Skill retrieves a comprehensive inventory of local Docker images directly from the specified remote server. It requires SSH access to the target host and Docker installed remotely to execute the image listing successfully.

You can filter Docker images on a remote server to find dangling ones using this Skill's optional server-side filters. It supports filtering based on image reference, image label, and image status, allowing you to quickly isolate and view specific image configurations.

Yes, you need Docker installed on the remote host to check if an image exists using this Skill. It relies on the remote Docker environment to query the local image inventory, enabling you to verify existing images before pulling new ones to save bandwidth.

The best way to check remote Docker image inventory before pulling is using this Skill to list existing images with optional filters. By querying the remote host first, you can verify if a specific image reference already exists locally, avoiding unnecessary pulls and saving time.

SSH Docker image filtering works with specific image labels through this Skill's server-side filtering capabilities. You can apply filters based on image reference, image label, and whether the image is dangling, ensuring you retrieve only the targeted image results from the remote host.