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EOL.Wiki is a comprehensive tracker for end-of-life dates and support schedules across 449+ software and hardware products. It covers diverse categories including operating systems, programming languages, databases, frameworks, cloud platforms, and devices, helping developers and IT professionals plan upgrades and maintain security compliance.
Track end-of-life dates and support schedules for 449+ products
The platform provides detailed version histories, comparison tools, and a calendar view to visualize upcoming EOL deadlines. With data sourced from endoflife.date and community submissions, it serves as a centralized reference for lifecycle management across the tech stack.
About EOL.Wiki
What is EOL.Wiki?
EOL.Wiki is a comprehensive tracker for end-of-life dates and support schedules across 466+ software and hardware products. It covers diverse categories including operating systems, programming languages, databases, frameworks, cloud platforms, and devices, helping developers and IT professionals plan upgrades and maintain security compliance. The platform provides detailed version histories, comparison tools, and a calendar view to visualize upcoming EOL deadlines. With data sourced from endoflife.date and community submissions, it serves as a centralized reference for lifecycle management across the tech stack.
Who it's for
- System administrators who need to schedule OS and server software upgrades before support ends
- DevOps engineers managing dependencies across programming languages, databases, and cloud platforms
- Security compliance officers tracking end-of-life dates to maintain patched and supported environments
Key features
Product lifecycle database
EOL.Wiki tracks end-of-life dates for 466+ products across operating systems, programming languages, databases, frameworks, cloud platforms, and devices. Each product entry includes version histories and support schedule details.
Calendar view
The platform offers a calendar interface to visualize upcoming EOL deadlines. This helps you see at a glance which products in your stack are approaching end of life and need attention.
