Eclipse Temurin End of Life Dates

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Developers rely on Eclipse Temurin, a project maintained by the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group, which took over the reins from AdoptOpenJDK, to provide a reliable and stable Java runtime environment. This working group was established to ensure the continued development and maintenance of high-quality Java implementations, and Eclipse Temurin is a key part of this effort. Created to address the need for a community-driven Java solution, Eclipse Temurin has become a go-to choice for developers seeking a trustworthy and widely adopted Java platform. The Eclipse Adoptium Working Group maintains Eclipse Temurin, allowing developers to focus on building their applications with confidence.

The Eclipse Temurin ecosystem comprises a total of 12 versions, with 7 of these versions having already reached their end-of-life. Currently, 5 versions remain active, with the latest stable version being 11.0.31+11. Looking ahead, the next version slated to reach its end-of-life is version 11, which is set to expire on 2027-10-31. This provides developers with ample time to plan and prepare for the transition to a newer version. The most recent end-of-life date was 2025-09-16, which marked the end of support for version 24. Understanding the lifecycle of each version is crucial for developers to ensure they are using a supported and secure version of Eclipse Temurin.

Given the current security landscape, Eclipse Temurin has a clean slate with 0 CVEs tracked, and consequently, 0 critical CVEs. As a result, there is no most affected version, and the project is not subject to any known vulnerabilities. This exemplary security record is a testament to the rigorous maintenance and testing efforts of the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group. Developers using Eclipse Temurin can rest assured that their applications are running on a secure foundation. To maintain this security posture, developers should continue to monitor the project's updates and plan to migrate to newer versions as older ones approach their end-of-life dates, ensuring they remain protected against potential future vulnerabilities.

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

VersionReleasedActive supportEOL dateUntil EOLLatestCVEsStatusAlert me
27 Sep 22, 2026—Mar 23, 2027in 151d27+35—Active
26 Mar 23, 2026—Sep 22, 202631d ago26.0.2.1+1—EOL
25 LTSSep 22, 2025—Sep 30, 2031in 1803d25.0.5+8—Active
24 Mar 20, 2025—Sep 22, 2025396d ago24.0.2+12—EOL
23 Sep 17, 2024—Mar 18, 2025584d ago23.0.2+7—EOL
22 Mar 20, 2024—Sep 17, 2024766d ago22.0.2+9—EOL
21 LTSOct 10, 2023—Dec 31, 2029in 1165d21.0.13+9—Active
20 Mar 23, 2023—Sep 19, 20231130d ago20.0.2+9—EOL
19 Sep 26, 2022—Mar 31, 20231302d ago19.0.2+7—EOL
18 Mar 24, 2022—Sep 30, 20221484d ago18.0.2.1+1—EOL
17 LTSSep 22, 2021—Oct 31, 2027in 373d17.0.21+9—Active
11 LTSAug 1, 2021—Oct 31, 2027in 373d11.0.32.1+1—Active
16 Jul 30, 2021—Sep 30, 20211849d ago16.0.2+7—EOL
8 LTSJul 29, 2021—Dec 31, 2030in 1530d8u504-b01—Active

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