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End of life  /  PostgreSQL

Release cycles

PostgreSQL end of life

5 cycles are supported, 18 to 14. 14 gets security fixes until 12 Nov 2026. Active support means bug fixes and security fixes; after it, security fixes only.

  1. 18
  2. 17
  3. 16
  4. 15
  5. 14
  • Active support
  • Security fixes only
  • Supported
  • Ends within 90 days
  • Ended
18 Supported until 14 Nov 2030 18.6 17 Supported until 8 Nov 2029 17.11 16 Supported until 9 Nov 2028 16.15 15 Supported until 11 Nov 2027 15.19 14 Ends in 14 days until 12 Nov 2026 14.24 13 Ended until 13 Nov 2025 13.23 12 Ended until 21 Nov 2024 12.22 11 Ended until 9 Nov 2023 11.22 10 Ended until 10 Nov 2022 10.23 9.6 Ended until 11 Nov 2021 9.6.24 9.5 Ended until 11 Feb 2021 9.5.25 9.4 Ended until 13 Feb 2020 9.4.26 9.3 Ended until 8 Nov 2018 9.3.25 9.2 Ended until 9 Nov 2017 9.2.24 9.1 Ended until 27 Oct 2016 9.1.24 9.0 Ended until 8 Oct 2015 9.0.23 8.4 Ended until 24 Jul 2014 8.4.22 8.3 Ended until 7 Feb 2013 8.3.23 8.2 Ended until 5 Dec 2011 8.2.23 8.1 Ended until 8 Nov 2010 8.1.23 8.0 Ended until 1 Oct 2010 8.0.26 7.4 Ended until 1 Oct 2010 7.4.30 7.3 Ended until 27 Nov 2007 7.3.21 7.2 Ended until 4 Feb 2007 7.2.8 7.1 Ended until 13 Apr 2006 7.1.3 7.0 Ended until 8 May 2005 7.0.3 6.5 Ended until 9 Jun 2004 6.5.3 6.4 Ended until 30 Oct 2003 6.4.2 6.3 Ended until 1 Mar 2003 6.3.2

How to check your version

Which PostgreSQL is this site on?

In SQL

$ psql -c "SELECT version();"
PostgreSQL 17.6 on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu

On the server

$ psql --version
psql (PostgreSQL) 17.6
# that’s the client; the server can differ

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Dates from endoflife.date/postgresql, checked daily · data as of 29 Oct 2026.