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# Scope Boundaries

## Recipes and Validated Configurations

Deployment recipes published in the [Dynamo recipes repository](https://github.com/ai-dynamo/dynamo/tree/main/recipes) carry a status of validated or experimental. A validated recipe was exercised by NVIDIA at initial publication. An experimental recipe was not. Treat an open-source recipe as a deployment example. Validation at initial publication does not extend commercial support to:

* The recipe itself.
* Every parameter or customization in the recipe.
* Every model, hardware, runtime, topology, and workload combination the recipe touches.
* A configuration derived from the recipe.

In the future, we expect to add commercial support for a selected set of recipes. Once added, the list of supported recipes appears under [Supported Artifacts](/dynamo/dev/reference/enterprise/supported-artifacts).

See [Recipes](/dynamo/dev/recipes/browse) to browse the recipe set.

## Additional Components

NVIDIA plans to expand the Dynamo Enterprise support scope as additional Dynamo components complete the required productization, validation, documentation, and support-readiness work.

A component is in the support scope only when its exact artifact and version are listed under [Supported Artifacts](/dynamo/dev/reference/enterprise/supported-artifacts). Availability in the open-source repository, publication in a stable release, inclusion in a recipe, a maturity label, or successful operation in a customer-specific configuration does not independently establish commercial support.