Smile CDR Maturity Model
This section provides an explanation for the maturity model that you will see throughout this document. This model is meant to serve as an advisory for your implementation, documenting which features might require more technical attention in order to use in a production environment successfully.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Experimental | Not suitable for production use | |
| Trial | Still subject to change. Will likely require professional services support, use with caution in production | |
| Stable | Suitable for production use | |
| Deprecated | No longer recommended. Support may end at some point in the future | |
Any features in the Smile CDR documentation that are not explicitly labelled as Experimental, Trial, or Deprecated are considered to be Stable.
Features marked as Experimental are not recommended for production use. They are still quite new and require significant development until they will be considered stable.
If a page contains such features, the page will be marked with the following banner:
Additionally, each section in the page that describes an experimental feature will be marked with the following tag:
Features marked as Trial may be used in production environments; however, they will often generally require professional services and other support from our development team in order to function well in a given implementation.
If a page contains such features, the page will be marked with the following banner:
Additionally, each section in the page that describes a trial feature will be marked with the following tag:
Features marked as Deprecated are no longer recommended for production use. Most of them have been superseded by other more recent features and they may not be supported in the future.
If a page contains such features, the page will be marked with the following banner:
Additionally, each section in the page that describes a deprecated feature will be marked with the following tag: