<transcript><audio_81>volumes so Access Control labels for Secrets uh again it works the same way with the com. doer. usb. access. Lael uh the important thing to keep in mind is that to use a secret with a service either they must both have the same Access Control label like production in</transcript><transcript><audio_82>this case or they must both have no access control label at all this ensures that your users are guaranteed to have if they have access to one they need to have access to both we've also added Access Control labels for volumes there's a slight different for this one in order to maintain backwards</transcript><transcript><audio_83>compatibility in that unlabeled volumes are able to be accessed by all users so little bit different from how other unlabeled resources work they're visible only to users that created them as well as all admins for other resources although this is something that we're updating in future releases but again</transcript><caption><image_84>The image is a slide from a presentation or presentation. It has a blue background with a gradient effect. On the left side of the slide, there is a text that reads "Enhanced Usability" in white capital letters. The text is in a modern sans-serif font and is centered on the slide. The slide is divided into two sections, with the top section on the left and the bottom section in a darker shade of blue. The bottom section has a white border and a small logo in the bottom right corner. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.</caption><transcript><audio_85>now you have additional granular base control the ability to uh hide access to Secrets now let's move on to some of the enhanced usability features within the plat form the first one which I'm quite</transcript><transcript><audio_86>excited about is composed for services so with Docker 113 we added the compos file 3.1 uh or 3.0 format and now the 3.1 format this allows you to deploy what we call Stacks a stack is a can be</transcript><caption><image_87>The image is a screenshot of the "Compose for Services" page on a website. The page is titled "Deploy stacks (services, volumes, networks, secrets) using now. Compose file v3.1 format. Manage and monitor stacks directly from UCP UI." 

At the top of the page, there is a blue header with the title of the content. Below the header, there are two tabs - "Home" and "About". The "Home tab" tab is empty, while the "About" tab has a drop-down menu.

On the right side of the image, there appears to be a search bar, indicating that the user can search for specific content. On the left side, it seems like the user is searching for a specific content in the page.</caption> volumes so Access Control labels for Secrets uh again it works the same way with the com. doer. usb. access. Lael uh the important thing to keep in mind is that to use a secret with a service either they must both have the same Access Control label like production in this case or they must both have no access control label at all this ensures that your users are guaranteed to have if they have access to one they need to have access to both we've also added Access Control labels for volumes there's a slight different for this one in order to maintain backwards compatibility in that unlabeled volumes are able to be accessed by all users so little bit different from how other unlabeled resources work they're visible only to users that created them as well as all admins for other resources although this is something that we're updating in future releases but again now you have additional granular base control the ability to uh hide access to Secrets now let's move on to some of the enhanced usability features within the plat form the first one which I'm quite excited about is composed for services so with Docker 113 we added the compos file 3.1 uh or 3.0 format and now the 3.1 format this allows you to deploy what we call Stacks a stack is a can be
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