Upgrade & End-of-Life Checker
Is your software still getting security fixes? Pick your PHP, Java, .NET, Node.js, Python, Laravel, Django, Angular or MySQL version and see its support status, end dates and what to upgrade to.
1. Pick a technology
2. Which PHP version do you use?
Check several technologies to see your whole stack at once.
Frequently asked questions
What does end of life (EOL) mean?+
The version no longer gets security fixes from its makers. The software keeps running, but any newly found vulnerability stays open, which is a risk for your data, compliance and insurance.
Is PHP 7.4 still supported?+
No. PHP 7.4 stopped receiving security fixes on 28 November 2022, and PHP 8.0 and 8.1 have ended too. Pick your version above to see the current status and the version to move to.
Is Java 8 still supported?+
Only through paid extended support from vendors such as Oracle, and many modern libraries, including Spring Boot 3, no longer run on it. Most teams move to Java 21 or 25 (LTS).
Can I upgrade without stopping my business?+
Yes. We upgrade step by step, with tests and a rollback plan for each step, so your system keeps running while it's modernised.
Where do these dates come from?+
From each project's official support calendar (php.net, Oracle, Microsoft, nodejs.org, python.org and others), linked in each result. Always confirm with the official page before planning.