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The Kubernetes EOL tracker is a free public tool — no account required. It tells you exactly how many days until each Kubernetes minor version reaches end-of-life and when its support window for the major managed offerings (EKS, GKE, AKS) ends.

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Browse without an account

Just visit www.relnx.io/eol. You’ll see:
  • A table of current and recent Kubernetes minor versions.
  • EOL date (community), with days-until-EOL highlighted as the date approaches.
  • Cloud-vendor support windows where they differ from the community date.

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Get proactive alerts for your cluster’s version (Enterprise)

The EOL page is public, but proactive EOL alerts are an organisation feature on the Enterprise plan. An organisation owner sets the org’s tracked version and every member is alerted as EOL approaches:
  1. Organisation → Settings → Kubernetes version.
  2. Enter your cluster’s version in Major.Minor format, e.g. 1.30 (validated against Major.Minor).
  3. Save.
Relnx then sends the org proactive notifications (email + Slack) at 90, 30, and 14 days before EOL. Each threshold fires once — Relnx won’t re-send the same threshold for the same version.
No account? You can still read every version’s EOL date on the public EOL page — you just won’t get pushed alerts.

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How the data is kept fresh

A background sync hits endoflife.date every 24 hours (midnight UTC) and merges the result with cloud-vendor support windows. The last sync timestamp is shown on the EOL page footer. If a date disappears upstream (e.g. a vendor changes policy), Relnx keeps the previous value rather than blanking the cell.

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Common questions

Q: How does the EOL date differ from cloud-vendor support? The community date is the upstream Kubernetes project’s EOL. Cloud vendors (EKS, GKE, AKS) typically continue patching their managed offerings for a few extra months. Both are surfaced. Q: I’m on a pre-1.0 / non-stable version. Will it show? Only stable minor versions tracked by endoflife.date appear.