Determinate may need no staking or caging. They produce their crop at one time. It is good to plant some indeterminate as well as determinate to get a long succession of harvest. The earliest producing container tomatoes tend to be determinate. Follow up their harvest with a later ripening determinate or indeterminates.
Indeterminate vines can really take up space.
Be prepared with tomato cages of the right size. I like big square ones for the big tomatoes. Salad tomatoes do ok on the round cages. Others that are to be tried, are Black Krim, Green Zebra, Black Plum, Box Car Willie, First Prize, Green Grape, Lemon Boy, Pineapple, Pink Ping Pong, Plum Lemon, Red Robin, Spitfire, Super Italia Paste, Mortgage Lifter, Oregon Spring, and of course the more standard Roma, Principe Borghese, Early Girl, Early Boy, and Sweet 100.