MySQL end of life: end of support by version

Oracle · Servers & Databases

For MySQL by Oracle, patchletter knows 12 support cycles. 10 of them have already ended and receive no more security updates. The next support window closes on 30/04/2032, that is in 2029 days. The current version of MySQL is 9.7.2. The cycles come from the open endoflife.date project, last reconciled on 30/09/2026.

When does support end for which MySQL 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
9.7LTS9.7.22759 days leftEOL 30 Apr 34
9.69.6.1172 days agoEnd of Life
9.59.5.2263 days agoEnd of Life
9.49.4.2354 days agoEnd of Life
9.39.3.2445 days agoEnd of Life
9.29.2.2543 days agoEnd of Life
9.19.1.2627 days agoEnd of Life
9.09.0.1725 days agoEnd of Life
8.4LTS8.4.112029 days leftEOL 30 Apr 32
8.38.3.0893 days agoEnd of Life
8.28.2.0998 days agoEnd of Life
8.18.1.01081 days agoEnd of Life

Which MySQL versions no longer receive security updates?

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

  • MySQL 9.69.6.1
  • MySQL 9.59.5.2
  • MySQL 9.49.4.2
  • MySQL 9.39.3.2
  • MySQL 9.29.2.2
  • MySQL 9.19.1.2
  • MySQL 9.09.0.1
  • MySQL 8.38.3.0
  • MySQL 8.28.2.0
  • MySQL 8.18.1.0

Where does the EOL data for MySQL come from?

From the open endoflife.date project, which collects vendors' official support commitments. patchletter reconciles the cycles daily; the MySQL data is as of 30/09/2026. In case of doubt the vendor's own lifecycle page applies — patchletter deliberately stores no vendor full texts.

New MySQL versions by email

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