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Docker doesn't actually support secrets if you aren't running a swarm. Docker-compose secrets are just read-only bind mounts under the covers. If you are not using swarm, the plain-text of the "secret" is stored on disk anyway. There is a benefit to sharing secrets in this way; however, as you avoid unintentionally leaking sensitive environment variables between containers. In a compose file, this would be the same as using "secrets": version: "3.7" services: example: image: traefik:latest volumes: - type: bind source: ./secret_file.txt target: /var/secrets/secret_file.txt read_only: true Thoughts about the docker implementation in Unraid aside, you can add a file to your server and bind mount it through the UI or XML. If you really want to add secrets, you will have to setup your own vault.