Manage Secrets

A Secret contains credentials that a custom model uses to access a private model repository or container image registry. After creating a Secret, you can select it in the advanced settings for a custom model or a new Revision.

View the Secret list

1. Go to AI Service > Advanced AI Space.
2. Click Credentials > Secret.

Item	Description
Name	The name identifying the Secret.
ID	The unique Secret ID.
Connected endpoints	The number of endpoints deploying a model that uses the Secret.
Type	The type selected when creating the Secret.
Created at	The date and time the Secret was created.

Create a Secret

1. Click [Create Secret] in Credentials > Secret.

2. Enter a Secret name. Use 1–246 characters consisting of lowercase English letters, numbers, or hyphens (-). The first and last characters must be lowercase English letters or numbers.

3. Select a Secret type.

4. Enter the following credentials for the selected type.

   Docker Registry

   Item	Description
   Registry URL	The container image registry address, excluding https://.
   Username	The username for accessing the registry, up to 255 characters.
   Access Token	The token for accessing the registry.
   Email	The email address for registry authentication (optional).

   HF Token

   Enter a User Access Token issued by Hugging Face that starts with hf_.

5. Review the information and click [Create].

Apply a Secret to a custom model

1. Create a custom model or create a new Revision.
2. Select the Secret to use under Advanced settings > Secret.
3. Complete the model or Revision creation.

You can select only one Secret of each type.

Applying a Secret to a new Revision does not automatically update existing endpoints. Run Apply new version on the endpoint.

The Connected endpoints count in the Secret list is updated when a model using the Secret is actually deployed to an endpoint.

Delete a Secret

1. Open the more options menu for the Secret you want to delete in Credentials > Secret.
2. Click [Delete].
3. Enter 영구 삭제 in the deletion confirmation dialog.
4. Check the Secret name and connected endpoint count, then click [Delete].

Before deleting a Secret, check whether any custom model Revisions or connected endpoints use it.