Official OCIR documentation describes more than one valid registry hostname shape for the same regional service. Which statement is accurate?
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Short Explanation
OCIR docs accept the long ocir.<region>.oci.oraclecloud.com form and OC1 short *.ocir.io forms for the same regional service. Mix a region key into the wrong long-form host and you invent a hostname that does not exist.
Full Explanation
Official OCIR documentation recognizes the recommended ocir.<region-identifier>.oci.oraclecloud.com domain and, in OC1 realms, short forms that combine a region key or identifier with .ocir.io. Both name the same regional registry service. Inventing hybrids—such as mixing a region key incorrectly into the long-form host—produces hostnames that do not exist. Candidates need the shapes, not every region-key table memorized.