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MariaDBEnd of Life (EOL) Dates & Support Status

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DatabasesLatest Version: 13.0.2Latest Release: Sep 14, 2026

MariaDB is a community-developed fork of MySQL, offering enhanced features and open-source commitment.

Support summary

MariaDB currently has supported cycles. Track the next EOL date and validate upgrades before your change window.

What do EOL and support statuses mean?

Next EOL

Dec 31, 2026

MariaDB 13.0 · 95 days left

Supported cycles

5

8 lts

Versions

30

Latest Version

13.0.2

Active Support

5

EOL

25

Lifecycle Timeline

May 29, 2024As of Sep 27, 2026
13.0Active · Dec 31, 2026
12.3Active · Jun 12, 2029
12.2EOL · May 28, 2026
12.1EOL · Feb 13, 2026
12.0EOL · Nov 18, 2025
11.8Active · Jun 4, 2028
11.7EOL · May 12, 2025
11.6EOL · Feb 13, 2025
11.5EOL · Nov 21, 2024
11.4Active · May 29, 2029
ActiveSecurityEOLHistorical phase unknown

Bars show history up to the snapshot date. Gray intervals lack dated support boundaries; arrows indicate an unannounced EOL date, not a support guarantee.

Versions

ReleaseRelease DateActive SupportEOLLatest VersionLTSStatus
13.0Sep 15, 2026MaintainedDec 31, 202613.0.2No
Active
12.3May 28, 2026MaintainedJun 12, 202912.3.3
Yes
Active
12.2Feb 13, 2026EndedMay 28, 202612.2.2No
EOL
12.1Nov 18, 2025EndedFeb 13, 202612.1.2No
EOL
12.0Aug 7, 2025EndedNov 18, 202512.0.2No
EOL
11.8Jun 4, 2025MaintainedJun 4, 202811.8.9
Yes
Active
11.7Feb 12, 2025EndedMay 12, 202511.7.2No
EOL
11.6Nov 13, 2024EndedFeb 13, 202511.6.2No
EOL
11.5Aug 14, 2024EndedNov 21, 202411.5.2No
EOL
11.4May 29, 2024MaintainedMay 29, 202911.4.13
Yes
Active
11.3Feb 16, 2024EndedMay 29, 202411.3.2No
EOL
11.2Nov 21, 2023EndedNov 21, 202411.2.6No
EOL
11.1Aug 21, 2023EndedAug 21, 202411.1.6No
EOL
11.0Jun 6, 2023EndedJun 6, 202411.0.6No
EOL
10.11Feb 16, 2023MaintainedFeb 16, 202810.11.19
Yes
Active
10.10Nov 7, 2022EndedNov 17, 202310.10.7No
EOL
10.9Aug 15, 2022EndedAug 22, 202310.9.8No
EOL
10.8May 20, 2022EndedMay 20, 202310.8.8No
EOL
10.7Feb 8, 2022EndedFeb 9, 202310.7.8No
EOL
10.6Jul 6, 2021EndedJul 6, 202610.6.28
Yes
EOL
10.5Jun 24, 2020EndedJun 24, 202510.5.29
Yes
EOL
10.4Jun 18, 2019EndedJun 18, 202410.4.34
Yes
EOL
10.3May 25, 2018EndedMay 25, 202310.3.39No
EOL
10.2May 23, 2017EndedMay 23, 202210.2.44No
EOL
10.1Oct 17, 2015EndedOct 17, 202010.1.48No
EOL
10.0Mar 31, 2014EndedMar 31, 201910.0.38No
EOL
5.5Apr 11, 2012EndedApr 11, 20205.5.68
Yes
EOL
5.3Feb 29, 2012EndedMar 1, 20175.3.12No
EOL
5.2Nov 10, 2010EndedNov 10, 20155.2.14No
EOL
5.1Feb 1, 2010EndedFeb 1, 20155.1.67No
EOL

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which versions of MariaDB have reached end of life?
The following MariaDB versions have reached end of life and no longer receive security updates: 12.2, 12.1, 12.0, 11.7, 11.6, 11.5, 11.3, 11.2 (and 17 more). It is recommended to upgrade to a supported version.
Is it safe to continue using MariaDB 12.2?
MariaDB 12.2 has reached end of life and no longer receives security patches or bug fixes. Continuing to use it may expose your systems to known vulnerabilities. We strongly recommend upgrading to a supported version.
What is the latest version of MariaDB?
The latest version of MariaDB is 13.0.2, released in the 13.0 release cycle.
How many versions of MariaDB are currently supported?
MariaDB currently has 5 actively supported version(s): 13.0, 12.3, 11.8, 11.4, 10.11.
When does MariaDB 13.0 reach end of life?
MariaDB 13.0 is scheduled to reach end of life on Dec 31, 2026.
What should I do when MariaDB reaches end of life?
When a MariaDB version reaches end of life, you should: 1) Plan your migration to a supported version as soon as possible. 2) Review the release notes for breaking changes. 3) Test your applications thoroughly in a staging environment. 4) Update your dependencies to ensure compatibility with the new version.