Because Kubernetes manages our application containers for us, we no longer need to manage our own Docker containers. Therefore, let's provide a clean working environment by removing any Docker containers and images related to our application. You can do this by running docker ps -a and docker images to see a list of all containers and images, and then using docker stop <container>, docker rm <container>, and docker rmi <image> to remove the relevant ones.
Cleaning our environment
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