Apache Hadoop End of Life Dates

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Developers working with big data rely on a robust framework to store and process large amounts of information, which is where Apache Hadoop comes into play. Created to provide a reliable and scalable solution for distributed computing, Apache Hadoop has been a cornerstone of data processing since its inception. The Apache Software Foundation maintains this collection of open-source software utilities, ensuring it remains a viable option for those needing to manage vast amounts of data. With its origins dating back to 2005, Apache Hadoop has evolved to meet the growing demands of big data, offering a software framework that utilizes the MapReduce programming model for efficient data processing.

The landscape of Apache Hadoop's versions is complex, with a total of 18 versions having been released over the years. Of these, 14 have reached their end-of-life, indicating that they no longer receive support or security updates. Currently, 4 versions remain active, with the latest stable version being 2.10.2. Notably, the last end-of-life date was December 21, 2023, for version 3.2, but there is no announced date for the next version to reach its end-of-life. This information is crucial for developers who need to plan their projects and ensure they are using supported versions of Apache Hadoop.

Given the critical nature of data processing and storage, security is a top priority for any framework, including Apache Hadoop. Fortunately, according to tracked data, Apache Hadoop has a clean security record with 0 reported CVEs, and consequently, 0 critical CVEs. This means that there is no most affected version, as no vulnerabilities have been discovered. With this impressive security standing, developers can have confidence in using Apache Hadoop for their big data needs. However, it is still essential for them to keep their versions up to date to ensure they have the latest features and any potential future security patches, even though currently, there are no known vulnerabilities to address.

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

VersionReleasedActive supportEOL dateUntil EOLLatestCVEsStatusAlert me
3.5 Apr 2, 2026—No—3.5.0—Active
3.4 Mar 17, 2024—No—3.4.3—Active
3.3 Jul 15, 2020—No—3.3.6—Active
2.10 Oct 29, 2019—No—2.10.2—Active
3.2 Jan 21, 2019—Dec 21, 20231037d ago3.2.4—EOL
3.1 Apr 5, 2018—Aug 18, 20202257d ago3.1.4—EOL
3.0 Dec 18, 2017—Jun 10, 20183057d ago3.0.3—EOL
2.9 Nov 17, 2017—Nov 20, 20182894d ago2.9.2—EOL
2.8 Mar 24, 2017—Sep 18, 20182957d ago2.8.5—EOL
2.7 Jul 6, 2015—Jul 18, 20183019d ago2.7.7—EOL
2.6 Nov 30, 2014—Oct 10, 20163665d ago2.6.5—EOL
2.5 Sep 11, 2014—Nov 19, 20153991d ago2.5.2—EOL
2.4 Apr 10, 2014—Jun 30, 20144498d ago2.4.1—EOL
2.3 Feb 24, 2014—Feb 24, 20144624d ago2.3.0—EOL
2.2 Oct 16, 2013—Oct 16, 20134755d ago2.2.0—EOL
1.2 May 14, 2013—Aug 4, 20134828d ago1.2.1—EOL
1.1 Oct 15, 2012—Mar 6, 20134979d ago1.1.2—EOL
1.0 Dec 27, 2011—Oct 12, 20125124d ago1.0.4—EOL

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