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WEBVTT--> Okay. Everyone has registry. Amanda, were you able to get registry running? --> Okay. No worries. Let me know if you run into any issues. Tyler, how are you doing? --> I'm good. I got the registry up and running. --> Oh, awesome. Awesome. Thank you. --> Okay. Amanda, once you start it, it takes a minute, and then you should initialize, and then you would just need to go to http colon front slash front slash 127.0.0.1 colon 18 080 front slash 95 dash registry. --> Okay, so while we have, let me see, double check Amanda. Amanda, you may have HTTPS in front of your, yeah, delete the S, and enter. There you go. --> Okay. So, everyone's in registry. So, registry, Apache Red 95 registry is, it's a sub-project of Apache NIFI. When you get updates to NIFI, it usually includes updates to minify, registry, and flow design system, which we're not going over right now. --> So, you look for new versions of that. Make sure your number, your versioning matches. So, if you're using 95125, you most likely would need to use registry 125 as well. --> I know a lot of these are backwards compatible. I've seen some older registries that are still running, and NIFI was upgraded itself, but the callbacks are still there, and they were never deprecated. --> So, just try to stay with the same version if you can. But it is a sub-project, and its job is a complementary application that provides a central location for storage and management of shared resources across one or more NIFI instances or minify, which we'll talk about tomorrow. --> The first implementation of registry supports version flows. Process group level data flows created in NIFI can be placed under version control and stored in the registry. --> The registry organizes where flows are stored and manages the permissions to access, create, modify, or delete them. --> So, we need to tell our NIFI where our NIFI registry is located. So, if you can...