a. Definition: The formal notification that a product or service is entering its End-of-Life journey.
b. Impact: Customers are informed of the product's retirement timeline, including key dates for the end of support and other milestones.
a. Definition: The date the product or service is unavailable for purchase.
b. Impact: New licenses, subscriptions, or hardware units will not be sold, although existing customers may continue to use the product.
a. Definition: The point at which no further engineering or development efforts will be made for the product.
b. Impact: No new features, enhancements, or bug fixes will be released after this date.Security updates may still be provided until the End of Support.
a. Definition: The final date on which technical support, security updates, and other maintenance services will be provided.
b. Impact: The product is no longer supported, and customers are encouraged to transition to alternative solutions.
a. Definition: The final stage in the lifecycle, marking the complete discontinuation of the product.
b. Impact: The product is no longer maintained, supported, or available for use.Customers must have fully migrated to an alternative solution.
The release date is the day when a new product is officially made available for customers to use or purchase.
An End-of-Life Announcement (EOLA) is the formal notification that a product or service will enter its End-of-Life phase. It informs customers about the product's retirement timeline, key dates for the end of support, and other important milestones, allowing them to plan for upgrades or replacements.
The point at which no further engineering or development efforts will be made for the product. No new features, enhancements, or bug fixes will be released after this date. Security updates may still be provided until the End of Support.
EOS the date the product or service is unavailable for purchase. After this date, customers can no longer order the product, though existing customers may continue to use it, and support or service may continue until the product reaches its End-of-Life.
The final stage in the lifecycle, marking the complete discontinuation of the product. After this point, the product will not receive feature or security updates, bug fixes or official technical support. Customers are encouraged to upgrade or replace it with a newer version.