--- title: "Cloud Connect Replication Provisioning" description: "This report allows you to identify cloud hosts, clusters and datastores that are over-provisioned and under-provisioned with resources and make sure CPU, memory and storage resources are allocated efficiently." canonical: "https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/one/userguide/cloud_replication_provisioning.html" breadcrumb: "User Guide > Reports > Predefined Veeam ONE Reports > Cloud Connect Replication Provisioning" dateModified: "2026-10-23" --- # Cloud Connect Replication Provisioning This report allows you to identify cloud hosts, clusters and datastores that are over-provisioned and under-provisioned with resources and make sure CPU, memory and storage resources are allocated efficiently. - The **Summary** display includes the following elements: - The **Top 5 Over-provisioned Hosts/Clusters (by CPU), GHz** chart displays 5 most over-provisioned cloud hosts and clusters by CPU and displays their total CPU capacity and the amount of computing resources provisioned for them. - The **Top 5 Over-provisioned Hosts/Clusters (by Memory), GB** chart displays 5 most over-provisioned cloud hosts and clusters by memory and displays their total memory capacity and the amount of memory resources provisioned for them. - The **Top 5 Over-provisioned Datastores, GB** chart displays 5 most over-provisioned cloud datastores by memory and displays their total memory capacity and the amount of memory resources provisioned for them. - The **Report Data** display provides the **Provisioned Hosts (by CPU)**, **Provisioned Hosts (by Memory)** and **Provisioned Datastores** tables that display information on cloud hosts and clusters that are over-provisioned and under-provisioned with CPU, memory and storage resources and provides information about resource allocation on these hosts. ## Report Parameters You can specify the following report parameters: - **Infrastructure objects**: defines a list of virtual infrastructure objects to include in the report. - **CPU Utilization Thresholds**: defines minimum and maximum CPU utilization thresholds in percent. - **Memory Utilization Thresholds**: defines minimum and maximum memory utilization thresholds in percent. - **Datastore Utilization Thresholds**: defines minimum and maximum storage utilization thresholds in percent. ::: note - Infrastructure topology view in Veeam ONE and Veeam Backup & Replication must match. Otherwise, Veeam ONE Web Client may show invalid data for Veeam Backup & Replication reports and dashboards. - To analyze data about replicated VMs in the report, you must connect the target virtualization servers to Veeam ONE. For details on, see [Adding Data Source](connecting_servers.md). - When specifying threshold intervals, note the following: - If the amount of provisioned CPU, memory or storage resources is higher than the specified maximum threshold, an object (such as a host, cluster or datastore) is considered over-provisioned. - If the amount of provisioned CPU, memory or storage resources is less than the specified minimum threshold, an object (such as a host, cluster or datastore) is considered under-provisioned. - If the amount of provisioned CPU, memory or storage resources is between the minimum and maximum thresholds, an object (such as a host, cluster or datastore) will not be included in the report charts or tables as the provisioning value is considered normal. :::
View Report Example ## Use Case The report helps define whether existing hardware plans match hosts and datastores capabilities. Use this data to avoid potential issues that may be caused by excessive over-provisioning of cloud replication hosts.