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Maintenance Policy for Opsview Releases

Older Opsview releases will not be maintained by our development team. Our response to any issues encountered with these versions will be to recommend upgrade to a more recent version. This policy allows us to focus current releases and developing new features.

StatusDefinition
MaintainedBugs will be investigated. Code updates are still being issued for this release
DeprecatedThere will be no further code updates for this release. It will be necessary to upgrade in order to benefit from bug fixes

Opsview Community releases

Only the current Opsview Community version will be maintained. New Opsview Community versions will immediately supercede previous versions. For example:

  • Opsview Community version 3.5.0 supercedes all Opsview Community 3.3.x and 3.1.x releases.
  • When Opsview version 3.5.0 is released Opsview 3.3.x is immediately deprecated.
  • Release of Opsview Community 3.5.2 does not mean that Opsview Community release 3.5.1 is deprecated since both these releases share the same Opsview version number.

Opsview Enterprise releases

Opsera will maintain the current Opsview Enterprise release plus the previous two releases. For example:

  • When Opsview Enterprise 3.8.0 is released, we will maintain this release plus Opsview 3.6.x and Opsview 3.4.x.

Technical support is available for maintained Opsview Enterprise releases as part of an Opsview Subscription.