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EOL & EOS, AT A GLANCE.

EOS & EOL. One clear view.

Track end-of-life and support timelines for your hardware & software.

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Plan the upgrade.
Not the surprise.

Find end-of-life dates. Understand support windows.
Make your next move with confidence.

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HARDWARESOFTWAREEVERY LIFECYCLE IN BETWEEN
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Products tracked—Across the lifecycle catalog
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Release timelines—Every version has a story
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Ending within 6 months—Time to start planning
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Releases within support—Including maintenance support

Popular products · Top 10 EOS

Selected popular products, ordered by support deadline. One version per product.

An editorial selection, not a most-viewed ranking. EOS may mean the end of active support, not all security updates. Check the product timeline before planning an upgrade.

Evaluated 2026-10-26 (UTC). Check each product's data update time.

Upcoming EOS deadlines within 180 days for selected popular products
#Product / versionSupport milestoneEOS dateTime remainingTimeline
1 Microsoft Windows · 11 23H2 (E)Data updated: Active Support 15 days left View timeline →
2 Kubernetes · 1.35Data updated: Active Support 63 days left View timeline →
3 PHP · 8.4Data updated: Active Support 66 days left View timeline →

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Framework

Angular

framework · google · herodevs

Supported22
END OF SUPPORTJun 30, 2027
END OF LIFEJun 30, 2028

Data updated:

Framework

AngularJS

discontinued · framework · google

End of life1.8 (LTS)
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFEDec 31, 2021

Data updated:

Software

Ansible

app · python runtime · red hat

Supported14
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFENot announced

Data updated:

Framework

Ansible-core

framework · python runtime · red hat

Supported2.21
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFENov 30, 2027

Data updated:

Software

Apache ActiveMQ Classic

apache · java runtime · server app

Supported6.3
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFENot announced

Data updated:

Framework

Apache Airflow

apache · framework · python runtime

Supported3.3
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFENot announced

Data updated:

Software

Apache Ant

apache · app · build tool

Supported1.10
END OF SUPPORTNot announced
END OF LIFENot announced

Data updated:

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The right upgrade, at the right time.

Support windows vary by version and edition. Explore the full timeline before planning your next move.

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eoseol brings hardware and software support windows into one clear view. Search a product, choose your version, and plan what comes next.

EOL and EOS, explained.

End of support (EOS) marks the end of active or mainstream support when announced. End of life (EOL) usually marks the end of standard or security support. Definitions can differ by product.

Maintenance only means active support has ended, but the release is still within its remaining support window. Paid extended support is displayed separately and does not change standard EOL status.

Ending soon means the next 180 days. Dates are inclusive and evaluated in UTC. Not announced means no date is available, not a promise of indefinite support.

The catalog is updated automatically. Check the update indicator for freshness and open a product's full timeline to compare editions and releases. A product's data update time records retrieval, not necessarily when its provider published a change.

Before planning an upgrade, choose the exact version or hardware edition, compare active and security support dates, and check whether any extended support requires a separate agreement. Unknown dates should not be treated as unlimited support.

Read the full EOS & EOL guide