Update pmp-configure-aws-secret.md

Author: katarzyna-koltun-mx

content/en/docs/private-platform/configuration/pmp-configure-aws-secret.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To create a secret in AWS Secret Manager, perform the following steps:
 5. Select the **JSON** format for storing secrets.
 6. Enter the key-value pairs for your secrets using the Private Mendix Platform [naming convention](#naming-convention).
 7. Click **Next**.
-8. Enter a descriptive name for your secret, for example, *PMP-Production-Credentials* or *PMP-VCS-Credentials*.
+8. Enter a descriptive name for your secret, for example, *PMP-Production-Credentials*.
 9. Optional: Add a description and tags for better organization and compliance tracking.
 10. Click **Next** to review your secret settings.
 11. Review the details and click **Store** to create the secret.
@@ -307,4 +307,4 @@ The following example shows how you can configure Private Mendix Platform to wor
 
 ## Storing the Credentials Directly in the Database
 
-Instead of using the AWS Secret Manager, you can still use the legacy option to store the credentials in the Private Mendix Platform database. To do this, you must select **Database** from the storage options dropdown, and then enter the credentials directly in an input field. The credentials are encrypted and stored in the Private Mendix Platform database.
+Instead of using the AWS Secret Manager, you can still use the legacy option to store the credentials in the Private Mendix Platform database. To do this, you must select **Database** from the storage options dropdown, and then enter the credentials directly in an input field. The credentials are encrypted and stored in the Private Mendix Platform database.