Published
Takes effect
2026-11-12

From the source

"eolFrom": "2026-11-12"
— endoflife.date, read the source

What this means for you

This affects everyone who uses PostgreSQL, however you use it.

Ways out

  • Upgrade to a newer supported PostgreSQL major versionMedium effort

    Stays on PostgreSQL and keeps receiving fixes after version 14's end of life.

  • NeonMedium effort

    Managed Postgres service, so major version support is handled by the provider.

  • SupabaseMedium effort

    Hosted Postgres platform that could replace a self-managed version 14 install.

What the source doesn't say

  • Which newer version endoflife.date recommends is not given in the source.
  • How managed providers will handle remaining PostgreSQL 14 instances is not stated.

Summary, not legal advice; read the source.