Collect
Ingest release schedules, branch maintenance pages, and vendor APIs — Python, Node.js, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Ubuntu, Debian, .NET, Kubernetes, OpenJDK, Rust, Ruby, and more — stored as raw documents.
CompatHub
Software lifecycle intelligence for every version you run
Track end-of-life dates, support windows, LTS status, and release history from official vendor sources — so engineering and security teams know what is still supported before it becomes an incident.
The gap
More dependencies than ever.Less certainty than ever.
Machine-speed releases meet human-speed inventory spreadsheets. Teams still answer “is this EOL?” from blog posts, tribal knowledge, or third-party aggregators that drift from vendor truth.
CompatHub continuously imports official release and maintenance data, then derives lifecycle status you can cite — Python EOL, Node.js LTS windows, Ubuntu ESM, Debian LTS, PostgreSQL major-version support, .NET STS/LTS, Kubernetes skew policy, OpenJDK updates, Ruby maintenance branches, and more.
Pipeline
Collect → normalise → derive
The same architecture for every ecosystem: official source, raw document, parser, normalised facts, lifecycle periods, provenance, and derived status.
Normalise
Map each source into products, version lines, releases, lifecycle periods, and support providers. Every fact keeps provenance and an authority tier.
Derive
Compute whether a line is in standard support, security maintenance, or end-of-life — with risk and next transition dates derived from periods, never hand-typed.
Catalogue
Products tracked in production
Open a product to inspect version lines, support status, EOL dates, recent releases, and provenance.
.NET
live/dotnet
9 version lines
Debian
live/debian
20 version lines
Docker Engine
live/docker-engine
8 version lines
Elasticsearch
live/elasticsearch
43 version lines
Go
live/go
28 version lines
Kubernetes
live/kubernetes
38 version lines
MySQL
live/mysql
23 version lines
Nginx
live/nginx
41 version lines
Node.js
live/nodejs
24 version lines
OpenJDK
live/openjdk
19 version lines
PHP
live/php
24 version lines
PostgreSQL
live/postgresql
39 version lines
Python
live/python
19 version lines
Ruby
live/ruby
19 version lines
Rust
live/rust
99 version lines
Ubuntu
live/ubuntu
33 version lines
Windows Server
live/windows-server
8 version lines
Why CompatHub
Answers for EOL, support status, and supported versions — grounded in vendor truth
End-of-life dates
Look up software EOL for version lines such as Python 3.9, Node.js 18, Ubuntu 20.04, Debian 11, PostgreSQL 14, and Ruby 3.2 — with the vendor source behind each date.
Support windows & LTS
See standard support, security-only maintenance, LTS, and extended support phases so platform teams know what is still supported before the next upgrade cycle.
Version lines & releases
Browse major version lines and recent stable releases without thin pages for every patch. Answer “latest supported version” and “what’s the current release?” from one place.
Official provenance
CompatHub prefers first-party vendor documentation and machine-readable feeds over third-party aggregators — so lifecycle claims stay auditable.
Sources
First-party official data
Structured vendor endpoints and documentation — release indexes, maintenance branch pages, distro-info datasets, and security policies — with provenance on every imported fact.
Languages & runtimes
- →peps.python.org release cycle
- →nodejs.org / Release schedule
- →php.net branches & releases
- →Go, Rust, Ruby, OpenJDK
Databases
- →postgresql.org/versions.json
- →dev.mysql.com GA & release notes
Operating systems & platforms
- →Ubuntu release & ESM docs
- →Debian distro-info-data
- →.NET release index
- →Kubernetes schedule & EOL
Is your stack still supported?
Look up a product, open a version line, and inspect lifecycle phases, EOL dates, latest stable releases, and the official source behind each fact.
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