What we do
CompatHub tracks version lines, support windows, and end-of-life dates for languages, runtimes, databases, and operating systems. Every fact is tied back to vendor documentation or first-party machine-readable feeds so you can trust where a date came from.
We collect raw documents, normalise them into a canonical model (products, version lines, releases, lifecycle periods), and derive current status and risk — rather than maintaining a hand-edited spreadsheet of EOL dates.
How the data is built
Collectors pull from official sources on a schedule. Examples include Microsoft .NET release indexes, Canonical Ubuntu release documentation, Debian distro-info data, and MySQL GA / release-note surfaces. Each ingest run stores provenance so a lifecycle claim can be traced to its source.
Who it is for
Engineering, platform, and security teams that need a single place to check whether a stack component is still in standard support, heading into security-only maintenance, or already past EOL.
Get in touch
Questions about the product, data sources, or corrections: dev@compathub.com.