James Arsenault (Progress Software) asked a question.

Planning when to update your Corticon deployment

An important part of managing your Corticon deployment is planning when to update your Corticon version. Key documents to help you time your updates are:

 

  • the Corticon Lifecycle Policy which defines the lifecycle phases of a Corticon release (Active, Sunset and Retired), and
  • the Corticon Lifecycle which list the Corticon releases and identifies what phase each release is in.

 

LTS versions of Corticon are generally supported for 4 years, that includes 3 years in the Active phase and 1 in the Sunset phase. After the Sunset phase a version is Retired. Once retired, Progress support will still work with a customer to resolve problems but you may be required to update your Corticon version if the issue requires a patch from Progress.

 

A couple of noteworthy retirement dates are:

 

  • Corticon 5.7 will be retired in June 2024
  • Corticon 6.1 will be retired in February 2025

 

Keeping your Corticon deployment up-to-date will ensure you have the latest security updates, access to the newest features and platforms, and access to fixes if you encounter problems.

 

 

 

 

 


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