End of life
End-of-life dates for
the stack under your sites.
PHP, Laravel, WordPress, Next.js, Vue, React, databases, nginx and Ubuntu: when each version stops getting security fixes, and what to move to.
Languages and tools
Node.js
3 supportedComposer
2 supportedFrameworks and CMS
Laravel
2 supportedLivewire
no end datesFilament
from filamentphp.comSymfony
4 supportedStatamic
2 supportedCraft CMS
1 supportedWordPress
25 supportedFront end
Nuxt
1 supportedNext.js
2 supportedVue
1 supportedReact
5 supportedInertia
no end datesAlpine.js
no end datesTailwind CSS
2 supportedjQuery
2 supportedDatabases
MySQL
3 supportedPostgreSQL
5 supportedMariaDB
5 supportedRedis
9 supportedValkey
5 supportedServers
Ubuntu
4 supportedDebian
2 supportedAlpine Linux
4 supportedRocky Linux
3 supportedAlmaLinux
3 supportednginx
2 supportedDates from endoflife.date, checked daily · data as of 29 Oct 2026. Filament’s from filamentphp.com. Alpine.js, Livewire and Inertia publish no end dates; their releases are from npm and Packagist. Missing something your sites run? [email protected]
Know before support ends.
Porro reads the PHP, framework and database version from every site and tells you 90 days before support runs out.