# Provisioning Target Options for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

When you configure a provisioning target for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, provide values for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure destination site.

## General Options

- Select vendor: Select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

- Target name: Enter a descriptive name for the destination site (for example, DR site 1).

- Destination: Select a hypervisor for the destination instances.

- Access node: Select a VSA proxy to be used for restore operations.

  The proxy must be an instance running in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

- Security: Select users or user groups who can access the target.

- VM display name: Select Use original name, Add a prefix to the VM name, or Add a suffix to the VM name, and then enter a string to be appended to the original display name to create new destination VM names.

## Destination Options

- Compartment: Select the compartment for the destination VM.

- Shape: Select a shape to identify the configuration to be used for the converted instance. The shape includes the number of cores and the RAM size for the instance.

  To use the closest approximation to the configuration of the source VM, choose Auto select.

- Availability domain: Select the availability domain for the destination VM.

  You must select the availability domain where the proxy client that is specified for the operation resides.

- Virtual cloud network: Select a virtual cloud network (VCN) that is available for the specified compartment.

- Subnet: Select a subnet that is defined for the specified availability domain.

- Staging bucket (Optional): Select a storage bucket that is available for the specified compartment.

- Create public IP: Select this option to generate a public IP address that can be used to communicate with the destination instance.

  The IP address is displayed with the instance in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console after the conversion is completed.

- Instance tags: If you have the Tag Management permission, you can create and apply tags to the hypervisor. A tag is a key and an optional value that you can use to categorize entities such as hypervisors and VM groups. Tags are useful for managing and reporting in large environments.

## Advanced options

- Image (Optional): Select an image for the destination instance.

- SSH key (Optional): Select a predefined SSH key for the destination instance.

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