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Match NIM, Dynamo-Triton, TensorRT-LLM and Dynamo to your model packaging, optimization and serving needs.

Adapted from Chapter 91 of Decision Trees: Frameworks for Technology Choices. Sources reviewed 2026-11-05.

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Q0 Supported packaged model fits deployment needs?
  YES -> NVIDIA NIM candidate. Check the exact model, hardware and service interface. Then Q1.
  NO -> Otherwise own the model packaging and choose a suitable inference engine. Then Q1.

Q1 Need one server across multiple model frameworks?
  YES -> Dynamo-Triton / Triton. Multi-framework serving and model management. Then Q2.
  NO -> Otherwise keep the simpler runtime already selected. Then Q2.

Q2 GPU bottleneck justifies optimization ownership?
  YES -> TensorRT-LLM candidate. Benchmark supported models on target hardware. Then Q3.
  NO -> Otherwise retain the existing engine and benchmark before adding optimization work. Then Q3.

Q3 Need distributed LLM routing or disaggregation?
  YES -> NVIDIA Dynamo. Orchestrate the chosen supported engine. Then Q4.
  NO -> Otherwise keep the simpler serving topology. Then Q4.

Q4 Commercial support or closed-network requirements?
  YES -> Validate the exact product offering. Check license, artifacts, updates and support scope. Then Q5.
  NO -> Otherwise verify the selected licenses and take explicit ownership of operations. Then Q5.

Q5 Model, hardware, quality and cost checks pass?
  YES -> Adopt the measured combination. Use the smallest passing stack. Then END.
  NO -> Otherwise rework the failed layer and evaluate again. Then STOP.

END: Adopt the smallest combination that passes the workload evaluation. These products are layers, not four mutually exclusive alternatives.

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