My team and I are using Apache Nifi to sync data between databases. Currently we are working through attempting to connect both out Production Nifi service and our Development Nifi service to our Nifi registry service. The production Nifi service and the Nifi registry are running on one EC2 server and the development Nifi service is running on another. We have them all set up to be secure using LDAP and users/groups are managed in Windows server AD. We are having some issues trying to get the Nifi services connected to the Registry service and were hoping we could get some feedback or guidance on what we may be missing or doing incorrectly. The Nifi production instance is available from the host https://nifi.example.com/nifi and the Nifi registry is available at https://nifi-registry.example.com/nifi-registry. We have followed the documentation and set the registry in Nifi to the correct endpoint, but are getting the following error: "Unable to obtain listing of buckets: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException:PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException:  unable to find valid certification path to requested target" It appears none of our users, including the intial user and administrators, are able to add a user in the Nifi registry UI so we are attempting to do so through the configuration .xml files on the server. I will add what we have attempted thus far to try to connect the Nifi instances to our registry. Added both the Nifi certificates to the registries truststore, and added the registry certificates to both Nifi services truststores. Restarted all services, but still got the above error. Added the development Nifi service as a user with the same permissions as our nifi-admin users in the authorizations.xml, users.xml, and authorizers.xml. We generated a UUID for the user and added <property name="NiFi Identity 1">cn=dev-nifi,ou=servers,dc=example,dc=com</property> to the access policy provider with the identifier 'file-access-policy-provider'. We then added the users generated uuid to the authorizations.xml to give permission to be able to access the buckets We attempted to find which policy would allow the Nifi user to proxy user requests as well, and settled for 'proxy'. We restarted the instance and checked to see if the user was created in the Registry UI, but it was not. Checked our dev-nifi UI and attempted to start version control. We did not get the above error, but no buckets are being found, despite there being buckets in the registry. We’ve reviewed the official documentation but have not found a resolution. We appreciate any time and help you can offer. ... View more