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# Generate Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Steampipe Report
Steampipe Report Actions are only available on private runners.
## Background[](#background "Direct link to Background")
The *Generate Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Steampipe Report* Action performs [Steampipe checks](https://steampipe.io/docs/check/overview) on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources and generates a report. The checks are performed using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure benchmarks/controls for supported mods.
A full description of all supported mods is provided here:
* [Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compliance](https://hub.steampipe.io/mods/turbot/oci_compliance/controls) - version 0.7
* [Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Thrifty](https://hub.steampipe.io/mods/turbot/oci_thrifty/controls) - version 0.8
## Action Parameters[](#action-parameters "Direct link to Action Parameters")
| Parameter | Description |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Steampipe Mod | The steampipe mod to run. |
| Benchmark | The name of the selected mod benchmark (or control) to run. |
| File Identifier | The identifier of the report file to create. Leave empty to get the report as the step output. |
| Output Format | Representation of the output result. |
| Variables | Specify parameters for running the benchmark by adding a new variable with a name and value. |
### Using Variables[](#using-variables "Direct link to Using Variables")
To understand how to add variables, consider the following example from the Steampipe CLI:
`steampipe check oci_thrifty.benchmark.compute --var 'compute_running_instance_age_max_days=30'`
From this example, you can see that the variable `compute_running_instance_age_max_days` has a value of `30`. To add this variable in the form, enter `compute_running_instance_age_max_days` in the "Name" column and `30` in the "Value" column.
