Question: I was unable to find resources to understand how Docker Hub images can be managed.

I have an image tagged with V0.0.1 and built a new one tagged V0.0.2. Now I want to remove the V0.0.1 image as the new version is built differently and I don't want users to pull the old image.

Answer: 
I've finally found how to do it in 2020!

You can't remove a tag from the "Tags" page right now but there is still a way:

1. Go to the image page on Dockerhub
2. Click on "Manage repository"
3. Click on "See all" under "Tags and Scans"
4. Now you can check the tags and use the action "Delete"
Since Docker Hub recently updated its user interface, you can now find the delete option under the settings tab of your repository.

So following is the workflow:

1. Go to **Repositories**
2. Select your repository to delete
3. Select **Settings** tab
4. Click **Delete Repository** button
5. In the pop-up enter the repository name to confirm and confirm delete.

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/eBS96.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/eBS96.png)

However, if you want to delete an image, go to the **Tags** tab. Click on the **"..."** symbol, it will give you the option for removing the image as shown in the following image

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/7XmX0.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/7XmX0.png)