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That being said, neither of these solutions are as convenient as OCI since the infrastructure for this protocol is ubiquitous and cheap. That being said, neither of these solutions are as convenient as OCI since the infrastructure for this protocol is ubiquitous and cheap.
## Future plans ## Future plans
When it comes to providers, the current RFC mainly addresses OCI as a private registry for providers. This is a limitation stemming from the fact that provider addresses are virtual, as described in [Design Considerations](20241206-oci-registries/3-design-considerations.md). In a future OpenTofu version we would like to address this shortcoming and enable everyone to use OCI as a public provider source without relying on configuration options in the `.tofurc` file.
Additionally, currently the OCI registry implementation doesn't have the equivalent of the [OpenTofu Registry Search](https://search.opentofu.org). We envision this to be resolved similar to how Linux packages often publish a supplemental `doc` package, containing the related documentation. This, however, will need tooling in OpenTofu to render and show that documentation. While much of the code can be reused from the [Search source code](https://github.com/opentofu/registry-ui), that project was not written with reuse in mind and will need some additional work to adapt as a general-purpose documentation viewer.