Database
MariaDB Releases
Track every MariaDB release, from latest stable to end-of-life. Version timelines, EOL dates, LTS status, and upgrade guidance for database teams.
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Version Timeline
All tracked releases with lifecycle status and EOL dates.
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Health Status
Overall support health
EOL Countdown
Next end-of-life date
Latest Version
Current stable release
CVE Status
Known vulnerabilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MariaDB releases and lifecycle.
How often is MariaDB data updated?
Version data is refreshed every 6 hours from endoflife.date, which aggregates official MariaDB announcements.
What is the difference between MariaDB and MySQL?
MariaDB is a community-developed fork of MySQL. It maintains compatibility with MySQL while adding features like the Aria storage engine, Galera Cluster, and columnar storage.
Which MariaDB version should I use?
For production, use the latest LTS release. Currently that is the 11.4 series. Avoid EOL versions as they no longer receive security patches.
How long are MariaDB versions supported?
Short-term releases get about 1 year of support. LTS releases get 5 years of maintenance support.