Ansible end of life: end of support by version

Red Hat · Development & DevOps

For Ansible by Red Hat, patchletter knows 12 support cycles. 11 of them have already ended and receive no more security updates. The current version of Ansible is 14.5.0. The cycles come from the open endoflife.date project, last reconciled on 07/11/2026.

When does support end for which Ansible version?

A cycle is a maintained version line. Where a date is given, support ends on that day. After it the vendor ships no more security updates for that line.

CycleLatest versionEnd of supportStatus
1414.6.0no date on recordsupported
1313.8.0143 days agoEnd of Life
1212.3.0334 days agoEnd of Life
1111.13.0334 days agoEnd of Life
1010.7.0705 days agoEnd of Life
99.13.0705 days agoEnd of Life
88.7.01068 days agoEnd of Life
77.7.01235 days agoEnd of Life
66.7.01433 days agoEnd of Life
55.10.01614 days agoEnd of Life
44.10.01790 days agoEnd of Life
33.4.02007 days agoEnd of Life

Which Ansible versions no longer receive security updates?

11 of 12 cycles have ended. If you run one of those lines, the vendor ships you no more patches, not even for critical flaws.

  • Ansible 1313.8.0
  • Ansible 1212.3.0
  • Ansible 1111.13.0
  • Ansible 1010.7.0
  • Ansible 99.13.0
  • Ansible 88.7.0
  • Ansible 77.7.0
  • Ansible 66.7.0
  • Ansible 55.10.0
  • Ansible 44.10.0
  • Ansible 33.4.0

Where does the EOL data for Ansible come from?

From the open endoflife.date project, which collects vendors' official support commitments. patchletter reconciles the cycles daily; the Ansible data is as of 07/11/2026. In case of doubt the vendor's own lifecycle page applies. patchletter deliberately stores no vendor full texts.

New Ansible versions by email

Tick the product and patchletter reports new releases by email. The update email costs nothing, and one click stops it again. The warning 90, 30 and 7 days before support ends is part of patchletter Pro.