Thank you for your response.
Could you kindly clarify two points about it:
1. Notice-file / OSS notice information
>>No. The container itself is open source too. NVIDIA-AI-IOT/deepstream_dockers at dev/ds/ds6.3
Since this image is based on `nvcr.io/nvidia/l4t-tensorrt:r8.5.2-runtime`, could you clarify whether NVIDIA provides a list of the OSS software packages and their licenses or any OSS notice resource for the software included in that base image?
2. Redistribution status
>> According to DeepStream-l4t | NVIDIA NGC, the xxxx-samples container is “Development Containers” which does not allow redistribution of the container.
This is confusing to me because the archived NGC page for `deepstream-l4t` showed license type `deployment` for `nvcr.io/nvidia/deepstream-l4t:6.3-samples` when DeepStream 6.3 was current: DeepStream-l4t | NVIDIA NGC
Also, the current NGC page shows license type `deployment` for `deepstream:9.0-samples-multiarch`, despite the `samples` tag.
In a separate DeepStream licensing discussion, it was also explained that for DeepStream 7.1 container images, “the first 3 containers can be used for production and deployment,” and one of those images has a `samples` tag:
At the moment, your reply seems inconsistent with the archived NGC classification and with NVIDIA’s earlier explanation that some DeepStream containers are intended for production/deployment while others are development-only.
Could you please clarify NVIDIA’s intended classification for `nvcr.io/nvidia/deepstream-l4t:6.3-samples`, and identify the authoritative NVIDIA source that associates this specific container image/tag with that classification?
