# Secrets

Deepgram strongly recommends following best practices for configuring Kubernetes Secrets. Resources offered by Deepgram assist your secrets security posture as follows:

- The `deepgram-self-hosted` Helm chart includes options to configure RBAC rules for all resources.
- Deepgram documentation instructs users to deploy Deepgram services in a dedicated namespace in your cluster.
  - This prevents workloads in other namespaces from reading Secrets intended for Deepgram-related resources, and restricts Deepgram-related resources from reading Secrets deployed in other namespaces in your cluster.
- Deepgram documentation recommends using an external Secret store provider.

## Related pages

- [Amazon SageMaker](./amazon-sagemaker-index.md)
- [Aura](./aura-index.md)
- [Changelog](../changelog.md)
- [Custom Vocabulary](./custom-vocabulary-index.md)
- [Deepgram's Docs](../index.md)
- [Deployment](./deployment-index.md)
- [Docker/Podman](./docker-podman-index.md)
- [Features](./features-index.md)
- [Flux TTS](./flux-tts-index.md)
- [Formatting](./formatting-index.md)

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