Merge pull request #531 from moxiegirl/484-version-fix
docs: clarify minimum docker version for use with v2 API
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## Understand production deployment
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The Docker Registry 2.0 only accepts connections from a Docker client that is
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version 1.6.0 or newer. This means, for example, if you are deploying in a
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environment with 1.5.X clients you'll need to either upgrade them or deploy an
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older version of the Docker Registry to support them. For information on how to
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do this, see [Configure Nginx with a v1 and v2
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registry](#configure-nginx-with-a-v1-and-v2-registry) on this page.
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When deploying a registry for a production deployment you should consider these
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factors:
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key factors:
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<table>
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<tr>
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- **Pluggable storage drivers**: Images can be stored in Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure or the local filesystem.
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- **Webhook notifications**: When an image is pushed to your registry, webhooks can fire off to launch CI builds, send notifications to IRC, etc.
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To get started with your own Docker Registry, head over to the instructions on how to [deploy a registry](deploying.md).
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You can only connect to a 2.0 Docker Registry with a Docker client that is version 1.6.0 or newer. To get started with your own Docker Registry, refer to the instructions on [how to deploy a registry](deploying.md).
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## Understanding the registry
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