Sponsor EOL Watch and The Sunset Brief
One sponsor at a time, always labeled, kept apart from the tracked items.
Who it is for
EOL Watch and The Sunset Brief are written for people who have to act when a cloud service is retired, a runtime loses support or an infrastructure as code tool ships a breaking change:
- Cloud, platform and DevOps engineers who run the affected workloads.
- Managed service providers who track retirements for the estates they operate.
- FinOps practitioners who plan the cost of migrations and extended support.
The site lets them check a date, read what breaks and find the migration path the vendor documents.
What a sponsor placement looks like
A placement is one line of text, a tag that says it is a sponsor message and one link. Readers can dismiss the bar.
Your product here
Visit sponsorYour product here
Visit sponsor
Rules
Sponsors never affect which items are listed or how they are described. Every sponsor placement is labeled.
- No vendor pays to be listed. Items come from official vendor sources and, for some version dates, from endoflife.date.
- No sponsor content inside the text of an item or in estate check results. The sponsor bar sits above the site header and does not appear on the estate check page.
- No affiliate links.
- Sponsor links are marked as sponsored for search engines. A click is counted with the page it came from, and nothing about the reader.
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