<transcript><audio_234>don't have the appropriate label does not show it for my demo 2 user so there we're able to limit who has access to those Secrets the same thing has been extended for volumes so in this case I can only see the</transcript><transcript><audio_235>volumes that are relevant to me based off of the label that have been set so if my user and their default permission they don't have access to be able to see any volumes that have not been shared with them through an access label whereas my admin can look at all the</transcript><transcript><audio_236>volumes that are available in the cluster so I can see things like the doc Tred registry uh volume but my regular user does not see that so in that case they can only attach volumes to their containers that they have specific</transcript><transcript><audio_237>access to so another team can be deploying their applications their databases here and another team member from a different team cannot access the application data so that's how we've extended that</transcript><transcript><audio_238>role based access control and again the role based access control is all controlled by labels so here we're setting the the labels on those resources to to determine who has access us so how exactly do we put this all</transcript><transcript><audio_239>together from the standpoint of configuring an application getting that up and running Docker composed yo file has become the standard for deploying applications so we've extended that to give support for services and</transcript><caption><image_240>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a black background. On the left side of the screen, there is a menu bar with various options such as File, Edit, View, Tools, and Help. At the top of the menu bar, there are several tabs, including "File", "Edit", "View", "Help", and "Help". 

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