EOL Support Check (is this version still supported?)
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EOL Support Check (is this version still supported?)
Give product@version (python@3.9, nodejs@18, ubuntu@20.04), get a verdict (supported / ending_soon / eol), the end-of-life date, days left and the recommended release. Data from endoflife.date, no API key.
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"Is Python 3.9 still supported?" "When does Node 18 reach end-of-life?" Give product@version and get one row with a plain verdict, the end-of-life date, days left and the release you should move to. No API key.
Output
{"product": "python","requestedVersion": "3.9","cycle": "3.9","verdict": "eol","eolFrom": "2025-10-31","daysUntilEol": -359,"isMaintained": false,"latestInCycle": "3.9.25","recommendedCycle": "3.15","summary": "Python 3.9 is end-of-life (since 2025-10-31); recommended: 3.15"}
Verdicts
supported: end-of-life is more than 180 days away (or has no date yet).ending_soon: end-of-life within 180 days.eol: end-of-life reached.unknown: the version matches no release cycle, or the product is not on endoflife.date.
The version is matched to a release cycle by its longest dotted prefix (3.9.7 matches cycle 3.9). recommendedCycle is the newest maintained LTS release, otherwise the newest maintained release.
Input
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
products | product@version entries using endoflife.date slugs (python, nodejs, ubuntu, postgresql...). No version = newest cycle. Max 100 per run. |
Good for
- AI agents and audits that must flag outdated runtimes, operating systems and databases.
- Checking a list of versions from an inventory or a Dockerfile.
Data source
endoflife.date open data via its public API. This Actor is independent and not affiliated with endoflife.date. Dates are community-maintained; confirm with the vendor for contractual or compliance decisions.
Pricing
Pay per result (one row = one product check). See the pricing box on this page.