Amazon Corretto End of Life Dates

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Developers rely on Amazon Corretto, a free, multiplatform, production-ready distribution of the OpenJDK, to build and run their Java applications. Created to provide a reliable and secure Java runtime environment, Amazon Corretto is maintained by Amazon and has been available since 2018. The main reason developers use Amazon Corretto is its long-term support and regular security updates, ensuring their applications remain stable and secure. With a focus on providing a no-cost, open-source alternative to traditional Java distributions, Amazon Corretto has become a popular choice among developers.

The end-of-life landscape for Amazon Corretto is characterized by a total of 14 versions, with 8 of them already reaching their end-of-life dates. Currently, 6 versions are still actively supported, with the latest stable version being 17.0.19.10.1. Looking ahead, the next version to reach its end-of-life date is version 26, which is scheduled to occur on 2026-10-31. This information is crucial for developers to plan their upgrades and migrations in advance, ensuring uninterrupted support and security for their applications. By tracking the end-of-life dates of each Amazon Corretto release, developers can proactively manage their dependencies and minimize potential security risks.

From a security perspective, Amazon Corretto has a clean track record, with a total of 0 CVEs tracked and 0 critical CVEs reported. As a result, there is no most affected version, and no known vulnerabilities pose an immediate threat to applications running on Amazon Corretto. With its strong security posture, Amazon Corretto provides developers with a reliable foundation for building and deploying their Java applications. To maintain the security and integrity of their applications, developers should continue to monitor the end-of-life dates of each Amazon Corretto version and plan their upgrades accordingly, taking advantage of the regular security updates and long-term support provided by Amazon.

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

VersionReleasedActive supportEOL dateUntil EOLLatestCVEsStatusAlert me
27 Sep 17, 2026—Apr 30, 2027in 189d27.0.0.36.1—Active
26 Mar 17, 2026—Oct 31, 2026in 8d26.0.2.11.1—EOL soon
25 LTSSep 17, 2025—Oct 31, 2032in 2200d25.0.4.11.1—Active
24 Mar 24, 2025—Oct 31, 2025357d ago24.0.2.12.1—EOL
23 Sep 18, 2024—Apr 30, 2025541d ago23.0.2.7.1—EOL
22 Mar 19, 2024—Oct 15, 2024738d ago22.0.2.9.1—EOL
21 LTSAug 21, 2023—Oct 31, 2030in 1469d21.0.12.13.1—Active
20 Mar 21, 2023—Oct 17, 20231102d ago20.0.2.10.1—EOL
19 Aug 17, 2022—Apr 19, 20231283d ago19.0.2.7.1—EOL
18 Feb 26, 2022—Oct 18, 20221466d ago18.0.2.9.1—EOL
17 LTSAug 24, 2021—Oct 31, 2029in 1104d17.0.20.13.1—Active
16 Mar 16, 2021—Oct 19, 20211830d ago16.0.2.7.1—EOL
15 Aug 26, 2020—Apr 20, 20212012d ago15.0.2.7.1—EOL
11 LTSFeb 18, 2019—Jan 31, 2032in 1926d11.0.32.13.1—Active
8 LTSJan 31, 2019—Dec 31, 2030in 1530d8.504.05.1—Active

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