Our general policy is that we try to match our end-of-life dates for platforms to those of the upstream vendor. For software Percona produces based on upstream software, we match the upstream software’s end-of-life dates.
In the same manner, as a platform or piece of software becomes outdated or is declared “end of life (EOL),” we move our engineering efforts to developing the next major release or addressing the next important piece of open source software. EOL software gets shifted back to Operational Support, and finally (as it is largely phased out in the broader ecosystem), to Community Support.
Learn more about the Percona for MongoDB software lifecycle.