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1. Stand up Nifi Registry
2. Create a new bucket for testing
3. Connect Nifi to the registry
   1. Add Trust Store and download key
4. Create a template of the existing OpenLMIS - OpenSRP integrations and push it to the Nifi Registry
5. Add the template to the registry
6. Change the template and add a new version

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2. Create a template of the existing OpenLMIS - OpenSRP integrations and push it to the Nifi Registry
3. Add the template to the registry
4. Change the template and add a new version

Challenges to this Approach

• Nifi Registry requires separate credentials and access controls than GitHub. This will need to be maintained by the core OpenLMIS team.
• Nifi Registry does not currently store passwords, so we need a separate mechanism for loading in passwords once the flows are loaded in.
• The core OpenLMIS team would have to maintain a server and pay for hosting of that server.
• Server Authorization, like what's currently setup on nifi-registry.ona.io is not supported in the Nifi registry. Instead, we need to research login groups in Nifi and the Nifi registry.