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fedora end of life dates — full support timeline

Next end of life: 2026-12-09·cycle 43·131 days away

42 of 44 tracked fedora releases have already reached end of life. The dates below are published support dates, not estimates.

Version support timeline

ReleaseReleasedEnd of lifeLatestStatus
442026-04-282027-06-0244supported
432025-10-282026-12-0943ends soon
422025-04-152026-05-2742ended
412024-10-292025-12-1541ended
402024-04-232025-05-1340ended
392023-11-072024-11-2639ended
382023-04-182024-05-2138ended
372022-11-152023-12-0537ended
362022-05-102023-05-1636ended
352021-11-022022-12-1335ended
342021-04-272022-06-0734ended
332020-10-272021-11-3033ended
322020-04-282021-05-2532ended
312019-10-292020-11-2431ended
302019-04-302020-05-2630ended
292018-10-302019-11-2629ended
282018-05-012019-05-2828ended
272017-11-142018-11-3027ended
262017-07-112018-05-2926ended
252016-11-222017-12-1225ended
242016-06-212017-08-0824ended
232015-11-032016-12-2023ended
222015-05-262016-07-1922ended
212014-12-092015-12-0121ended

Who is affected

Anyone running an unsupported fedora release. After end of life a version stops receiving security patches, which typically becomes an audit or compliance finding before it becomes an outage. Upgrading to a supported release is the migration path; the table above shows which releases still qualify.

Source

These dates are maintained by endoflife.date/fedora, an open community dataset that cites vendor announcements. Verify against the vendor before making a compliance decision.

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