End of life dates for the stack under your code
Every technology StackDrift tracks, with the date each release leaves support and the CVEs that reach the version you actually run. Pick a technology to see its releases.
| Technology | Releases | End of life | Next deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| .NET Core Runtime | 13 | 10 past end of life | 9.0, in 65 days |
| .NET Core SDK | 14 | 10 past end of life | 9.0, in 65 days |
| .NET Full Framework | 13 | 6 past end of life | 4.6.2, in 128 days |
| Alpine Linux | 32 | 28 past end of life | 3.21, in 56 days |
| Debian | 18 | 17 past end of life | 13, in 703 days |
| Fedora | 44 | 42 past end of life | 43, in 94 days |
| Laravel | 10 | 8 past end of life | 12, in 171 days |
| Linux Kernel | 11 | 4 past end of life | 5.15, in 116 days |
| Linux Mint | 18 | 10 past end of life | 21.3, in 236 days |
| openSUSE Leap | 18 | 17 past end of life | 16.0, in 420 days |
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux | 7 | 4 past end of life | 8, in 998 days |
| Ubuntu | 44 | 41 past end of life | 22.04, in 268 days |
| Windows | 23 | 20 past end of life | Windows 11 - 24H2, in 37 days |
| Windows Server | 7 | 3 past end of life | Windows Server 2016, in 128 days |
| WordPress | 4 | No published dates | none scheduled |
Checking these by hand does not scale
These pages answer one version at a time. StackDrift scans your machines, works out every version you actually run, and mails you before the next support window closes or a CVE lands on a build you have deployed.