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Exit Broadcom Tanzu
High volumeKeep running RabbitMQ, GemFire and Spring workloads on community builds, supported and patched, priced per cluster.
Learn moreVMware Exit: Data and Middleware Tier
Decision hubWhat happens to the databases, brokers and Tanzu components on your VMware estate. We move and support the data tier, not the hypervisor.
Learn moreExit Confluent
Cost reductionReal Apache Kafka — patched, operated, and priced at a fraction of Confluent Platform.
Learn morePostgreSQL EOL Continuation
Compliance riskCVE patches for Postgres 11, 12, 13 past community EOL while you plan the major-version migration.
Learn moreSpring Framework 5.x Continuation
Migration bridgePatched Spring 5.3.x builds past Broadcom EOL while your team migrates to Spring 6.
Learn moreRemote DBA Services
Managed serviceCo-managed or fully managed DBA as a service for PostgreSQL and open source databases, on your own infrastructure.
Learn moreEnd-of-life versions
Patched RabbitMQ 3.x builds, with attestation
EOL versionPatched builds of RabbitMQ 3.12 and the other 3.x lines, plus the Erlang/OTP runtime under them, with SBOM and VEX attestation for ISVs and auditors on one contract with the rest of your open source stack.
Kafka 3.x & ZooKeeper extended support
EOL versionKafka 4.0 removed ZooKeeper mode. Keep Kafka 3.x on ZooKeeper patched while you plan the KRaft migration, with 24/7 support on your own clusters.
ActiveMQ Classic extended support
EOL versionActiveMQ Classic 5.18 is end of life and CVE-2026-34197 is on CISA's exploited list. OSSeva patches 5.x brokers and runs Classic to 6.x or Artemis migrations.
.NET 8 extended support
EOL versionKeep .NET 8 applications patched after Microsoft support ends on 10 November 2026: what extended support covers, how fixes ship, and how to start.
Redis EOL and ElastiCache extended support
EOL versionRedis 7.0 is end of life and 6.2 ends 1 April 2027. Compare ElastiCache extended support, a move to Valkey, and patched Redis builds on your own servers.
Bitnami drop-in images
EOL versionReplace bitnamilegacy images without rewriting Helm charts. Patched, Bitnami-compatible images for EOL PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka, RabbitMQ, MongoDB and more.
MongoDB end of life: 4.4, 5.0 and 6.0
EOL versionMongoDB 4.4, 5.0 and 6.0 are past end of life. See which CVEs affect them, why AVX-less hardware blocks the upgrade, and how patched builds keep them covered.
Elasticsearch 7.17 after end of life
EOL versionElasticsearch 7.17 is past end of life. Compare upgrading to 8.x, moving to OpenSearch, and patched 7.17 builds with 24/7 support.
Apache ZooKeeper extended support
EOL versionZooKeeper 3.4 to 3.7 get no upstream fixes. Patched, signed builds (3.5 custom) and a written CVE attestation for products that embed ZooKeeper.
Community Consul after the BSL
EOL versionConsul moved to the BSL in 1.17, and 1.15 to 1.20 are out of support. OSSeva patches MPL-licensed community Consul and plans your move to etcd or Kubernetes.
HBase 2.4 and 1.x after end of life
EOL versionThe HBase Reference Guide marks 1.x and 2.0 to 2.4 end of maintenance, and 2.4.18 shipped in May 2024. OSSeva ships patched HBase builds and their ZooKeeper.
Hadoop 2.10 to 3.3 support
EOL versionHadoop 3.2 and older are end of life, and 2.10 and 3.3 have shipped nothing since 2023. OSSeva ships patched HDFS and YARN builds and patches ZooKeeper for HA.
Cloudera CDH extended support
EOL versionCDH 6.3 support ended in March 2022 and CDH 5.16 in December 2020. OSSeva ships patched CDH components today, including the bundled ZooKeeper 3.4.5.
Hortonworks HDP extended support
EOL versionHDP 3.1 support ended in December 2021 and HDP 2.6 in December 2020. OSSeva ships patched HDP components and ZooKeeper 3.4.6 builds for Hortonworks clusters.
Hive 3.1 and 2.3 until Hive 4
EOL versionHive 2.x reached end of life in May 2024 and 3.x in October 2024. OSSeva patches Hive 3.1 and 2.3, and their ZooKeeper, while your Hive 4 move is planned.
Druid security fixes for older releases
EOL versionDruid has no support window, and its advisories are fixed in the newest release. OSSeva backports CVE fixes to the Druid release you run, ZooKeeper included.
Storm 2.x after end of life
EOL versionStorm 2.x ended with 2.8.9 on 22 July 2026, and Storm 3 needs Java 25. OSSeva keeps Storm 2.x and its ZooKeeper patched until the Java work is done.
ClickHouse 25.x and older
EOL versionClickHouse's security policy lists every 25.x release and older as unsupported. OSSeva ships signed, patched builds for them and moves you to ClickHouse Keeper.
Etcd 3.4 under Kubernetes
EOL versionetcd 3.4 ended with 3.4.45 on 1 June 2026. OSSeva patches etcd 3.4 under self-managed Kubernetes control planes, Patroni and Vitess, with tested restores.
Flink 1.19 and older
EOL versionFlink fixes its two newest minors and 1.20 LTS, which leaves 1.19 and older 1.x lines out. OSSeva patches those and the ZooKeeper 3.7.1 behind Flink HA.
Apache Accumulo extended support
EOL versionAccumulo 1.10 reached end of life with 1.10.4 in November 2023 and builds on ZooKeeper 3.4.14. OSSeva ships patched Accumulo 1.10 and patched ZooKeeper 3.4.
Apache Pinot support
EOL versionApache Pinot depends on ZooKeeper through Apache Helix. OSSeva supports Pinot 1.x clusters, patches the ZooKeeper ensemble under them, and runs Pinot 24/7.
Patroni support
EOL versionPatroni runs PostgreSQL HA on ZooKeeper, etcd, Consul or Kubernetes. OSSeva patches the ZooKeeper, etcd or Consul under Patroni and migrates the DCS when ready.
ZooKeeper to KRaft migration
EOL versionOSSeva runs your Kafka ZooKeeper-to-KRaft migration and keeps the ZooKeeper ensemble patched until the cutover is final. Also Keeper, etcd and Oxia moves, and patched ZooKeeper for what stays.
Apache Pulsar extended support
EOL versionPulsar 4.0 LTS leaves active support on 21 Oct 2026 and 3.0 LTS lost security fixes in May. OSSeva ships patched, signed Pulsar 2.10 to 3.2 builds.
Oracle to PostgreSQL migration
EOL versionMove from Oracle Database to PostgreSQL in phases: assessment, code conversion, dual run and cutover, then 24/7 support on your own servers.
Migrate SQL Server to PostgreSQL
EOL versionMove SQL Server databases to PostgreSQL in phases, with a T-SQL conversion checklist and 24/7 support on the PostgreSQL you land on.
Open source database support consolidation
EOL versionSupport every open-source database you run, including versions past end of life, under one contract with one escalation path and one renewal date.
Support takeover with no migration
EOL versionKeep your binaries and data and change your support. OSSeva takes over open-source database support with a transition plan, a structured onboarding and patched builds.
Cloud database repatriation
EOL versionMove RDS, Aurora, Azure Database or Cloud SQL workloads to self-managed PostgreSQL, MySQL or Valkey you control, with OSSeva support after cutover. And when not to.
MySQL 8.0 end of life
EOL versionMySQL 8.0 support ended on 30 April 2026. Compare upgrading to 8.4 LTS, switching to MariaDB or PostgreSQL, and patched 8.0 builds with support.
Tomcat extended support and patching
EOL versionTomcat 9.0 support ends 31 March 2027. OSSeva provides Tomcat extended support and security patching for 8.5 to 11, priced per application server.
Node.js extended support
EOL versionNode.js 18 reached end of life in April 2025 and Node.js 20 in April 2026. OSSeva patches Node.js 14 to 20 runtimes now, and Node.js 22 after its end of life on 30 April 2027, while you move to a current LTS line.
MariaDB 10.6 end of life
EOL versionMariaDB 10.6 reached end of life on 6 July 2026. Compare upgrading to 10.11, 11.4 or 12.3 LTS with patched 10.6 builds and support from OSSeva.
Migrate MySQL to PostgreSQL
EOL versionMigrate MySQL to PostgreSQL in phases, with an incompatibility checklist for types, collations and SQL, then 24/7 support on the cluster you land on.
Managed RabbitMQ
EOL versionManaged RabbitMQ for end-of-life 3.8 to 3.13 and current 4.x, with the Erlang/OTP runtime, 24/7 and a 15-minute P1 response, on your own servers, cloud account or Kubernetes. Not a hosted service.
Managed Kafka
EOL versionManaged Kafka for end-of-life 2.8 to 3.8, ZooKeeper-mode 3.9 and current 4.x, with a 15-minute P1 response, 24/7, on your own servers, cloud account or Kubernetes. Compared with MSK and Confluent Cloud.
Managed PostgreSQL
EOL versionManaged PostgreSQL on bare metal, VMs or your cloud account: Patroni high availability, backups, upgrades and patched builds for 11 to 14 after end of life.
SQL Server end of life
EOL versionSQL Server 2016 reached end of support on 14 July 2026 and 2019 follows on 8 January 2030. Each version's dates, ESU terms and options, PostgreSQL included.
Managed database services
EOL versionOSSeva Operate runs PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB and Redis on your servers or cloud account, including versions past end of life, with a 15-minute P1.
Audit evidence for end-of-life open source
Audit evidenceWhat PCI DSS, the EU Cyber Resilience Act, DORA and CMMC ask for on end-of-life open source, and the SBOM, VEX and signed-build evidence OSSeva ships.
By role
For CISOs
Audit-ready attestations, compliance documentation, and a defensible OSS security posture.
For Platform Engineering
Patched runtimes, architecture review, and 24/7 ops — without building an in-house support team.
For DBA Teams
Patched database builds and one escalation path, working alongside your in-house DBAs.
For Procurement
One open source support contract, one renewal date, priced per cluster.
By industry
Financial Services
DORA, PCI DSS, sanctions compliance, and high-frequency transaction workload support.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
HIPAA technical safeguards and validated system support for regulated environments.
Software Vendors & Device Makers
Patched builds and SBOM and VEX evidence for the open source embedded in a product you ship, and what the EU Cyber Resilience Act asks of its manufacturer.
What is the Broadcom Tanzu exit and why are companies doing it?
Broadcom acquired VMware in 2023 and restructured the Tanzu licensing model around per-core pricing with minimum commitments. Many enterprises found their RabbitMQ, Spring, and GemFire support costs increase 5–10x. The Broadcom Tanzu exit is the process of migrating from Tanzu-packaged commercial software to OSSeva-supported community OSS equivalents, eliminating the license cost while maintaining security coverage and compliance documentation.
What does OSSeva's Confluent exit program cover?
OSSeva's Confluent exit program replaces Confluent Platform with OSSeva-supported community Apache Kafka, including: broker migration, Schema Registry replacement (Apicurio Registry or community Schema Registry), connector migration from Confluent connectors to community alternatives, removal of Confluent-specific configurations, and post-migration monitoring setup. Most Confluent exits reduce annual licensing costs by 60–80%.
Can OSSeva support PostgreSQL 11, 12, or 13 after community EOL?
Yes. PostgreSQL 11 (EOL November 2023), 12 (EOL November 2024), and 13 (EOL November 2025) are all covered under OSSeva's PostgreSQL extended lifecycle support. OSSeva delivers backported security patches with compliance attestation, allowing teams to continue running these versions securely while planning a major-version migration at their own pace.
Is there a supported migration path from Spring Boot 2.x to Spring Boot 3.x?
Yes. OSSeva offers a Spring Boot 2.x-to-3.x migration toolkit covering: Spring Framework 5.x to 6.x upgrade, Jakarta EE namespace migration (javax.* to jakarta.*), Spring Security 5.x to 6.x configuration changes, Spring Data query method updates, and integration testing. OSSeva can also continue patching Spring Boot 2.7.x in parallel while the migration is in progress, giving teams a definitive security backstop.
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