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Runtime and version schedules

Vendor tables for runtimes, Kubernetes versions and CI runners. Each row has its dates and its source. 19 rows have a key date in the next 90 days.

Schedules

Days counted on

AWS Lambda runtime deprecation schedule

  1. AWS Lambda AWS Lambda runtime deprecation schedule · 54 rows 2 ending in 90 days 2 ending in 90 days · next: .NET 9 (container only) Nov 10

Kubernetes version support: EKS, GKE and AKS

  1. Amazon EKS Amazon EKS Kubernetes version support schedule · 7 rows 2 ending in 90 days 2 ending in 90 days · next: 1.31 Nov 26
  2. GKE GKE version support schedule · 8 rows 1 ending in 90 days 1 ending in 90 days · next: 1.34 Jan 25, 2027
  3. AKS AKS Kubernetes version support schedule · 10 rows 2 ending in 90 days 2 ending in 90 days · next: 1.34 Nov 2026

GitHub Actions runner image retirements

  1. GitHub Actions runners GitHub Actions runner image retirement schedule · 18 rows 0 ending in 90 days 0 ending in 90 days · next: Ubuntu 22.04 Apr 17, 2027

Serverless runtime support dates

  1. Cloud Run functions Cloud Run functions runtime support schedule · 53 rows 2 ending in 90 days 2 ending in 90 days · next: .NET 8 Nov 10
  2. App Engine App Engine standard runtime support schedule · 57 rows 6 ending in 90 days 6 ending in 90 days · next: PHP 8.2 Dec 31
  3. Azure Functions Azure Functions language support schedule · 20 rows 4 ending in 90 days 4 ending in 90 days · next: .NET 8 (LTS), in-process model Nov 10
How we checked
  1. Each table comes from the vendor's own page. We copy the dates as the vendor prints them.
  2. Some dates are only a month or a part of a year. We show that text as it is. We never turn it into a day, and we do not count days to it.
  3. Ending soon means the next key date is in the next 90 days. We count days from today.
  4. What to do opens our page about that change, when we have one.
  5. If a vendor moves a date, we fix the table after we check the vendor page.

Open data: AWS Lambda (JSON), Amazon EKS (JSON), GKE (JSON), AKS (JSON), GitHub Actions runners (JSON), Cloud Run functions (JSON), App Engine (JSON), Azure Functions (JSON). Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. Please credit Time to Bail.