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Beta and Experimental features

PhoenixAI features have five potential maturity levels:

  • Experimental
  • Beta
  • Generally Available (GA)
  • Deprecated
  • Removed

Most of the PhoenixAI features are GA, and if there is no label in the documentation to indicate that a feature is Experimental, Beta, or Deprecated—then the feature is GA.

Experimental features

  • Stability: Possibly buggy, with minor known issues.
  • Maturity: Low
  • Interface: The interface may be changed in the future. This includes command syntax, configuration parameters, defaults, feature removal, etc.
  • Availability: Experimental features are off by default, and need to be allowed by setting a parameter with SQL or in a configuration file.
  • Production readiness: Experimental features should not be used in production.
  • Support: Please submit a ticket in PhoenixAI Support Portal. If you don't have access to PhoenixAI Support Portal, please contact your account manager.

Beta features

  • Stability: Well tested. May be not good for corner cases.
  • Maturity: Core functionality is complete, may not be performance-optimized.
  • Interface: The interface may be changed in the future. May be not backward compatible.
  • Availability: Beta features are off by default, and need to be allowed by setting a parameter with SQL or in a configuration file.
  • Production readiness: Beta features are not recommended for production use.
  • Support: Please submit a ticket in PhoenixAI Support Portal. If you don't have access to PhoenixAI Support Portal, please contact your account manager.
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  • Upgrades to future Preview releases or GA versions may not always be possible.
  • PhoenixAI Cloud BYOC updates Beta versions frequently with the latest Beta releases.

GA features

  • Stability: Comprehensively tested.
  • Maturity: High.
  • Interface: Stable API.
  • Availability: GA features are on by default.
  • Production readiness: Production ready.
  • Support: Please submit a ticket in PhoenixAI Support Portal. If you don't have access to PhoenixAI Support Portal, please contact your account manager.

Deprecated features

Some features are deprecated—marked for removal, because they are replaced with other features or the features were not being used. Generally when a feature is deprecated we will suggest an alternative in the documentation.