Amazon Web Services Product Lifecycle

Release dates, version history and support and end-of-life dates as published by Amazon Web Services. Dates within the next 12 months are highlighted; past dates are dimmed. Retrieved 2026-10-14.

• Lambda runtime deprecation policy. Lambda deprecates a managed runtime when a major component of it reaches the end of community long-term support; notice is given at least 180 days ahead and creating or updating functions is blocked after the deprecation date. [1]
• AWS service lifecycle stages. AWS describes the end of a service or feature in three stages: Maintenance (no new onboarding), Sunset (typically 12 months to the end of operations) and Full Shutdown. [2]

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AWS Fargate (Fargate platform versions: the latest Linux platform version is 1.4.0 and the latest Windows platform version is 1.0.0; new tasks always run on the latest revision of a platform version. Not listed under Services in Maintenance.)[3][4], AWS Lambda (Managed service; only its language runtimes have published deprecation dates (see AWS Lambda runtimes). Not listed under Services in Maintenance.)[1][3]

No published lifecycle 7

Amazon EC2 (Not listed under Services in Maintenance; no product-specific lifecycle dates published.), Amazon EC2 Dedicated Hosts, Amazon EC2 Dedicated Instances, Amazon SageMaker AI (Several SageMaker AI capabilities (A2I, Clarify, Debugger, GeoSpatial, Ground Truth, Model Monitor) are listed under Services in Maintenance; the core service is not.), Amazon WorkSpaces Personal (Not listed under Services in Maintenance.), Amazon WorkSpaces Pools (Not listed under Services in Maintenance.), AWS License Manager (Not listed under Services in Maintenance; no product-specific lifecycle dates published.)