Supported Operating Systems with End of Life Dates for Okta ASA / Okta OPA
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Overview
Okta Advanced Server Access (ASA) and Okta Privileged Access (OPA) support a defined set of operating system platforms, each with published dates after which Okta stops providing improvements and security fixes. Okta continues to provide improvements until the "Actively Supported" date and security updates until the "End of Life" date. When those dates are the same, both updates and security fixes cease on the same date. Reviewing the supported platforms table and the availability policy resolves uncertainty about which platform versions remain eligible for updates.
Applies To
- Okta Identity Engine (OIE)
- Okta Privileged Access (OPA)
- Advanced Server Access (ASA)
- Supported Operating Systems
Solution
What Is the Availability Policy for OPA and ASA Releases?
The availability policy for Okta Privileged Access (OPA) and Advanced Server Access (ASA) releases is governed by the following interconnected rules:
- A release remains available for at least one year, regardless of other factors.
- At a minimum, the last three minor versions are always available for download.
- If the oldest available minor version is greater than one year old, only its most recent patch version remains available.
- Every release between the minimum supported version and the maximum supported version remains available.
In general, there is always a version at least one year old available to download.
The following example illustrates how these rules interact:
- In March 2023, version 1.1.1 is released and will remain the earliest available version until March 2024, regardless of how many other releases are available.
- Releases 1.2.1, 1.3.1, and 1.4.1 are released in April 2023, May 2023, and June 2023.
- At the end of April 2024, 1.1.1 will remain the earliest available version, as there are not at least three minor versions that are over one year old.
- At the end of May 2024, 1.1.1 will remain the earliest version, as there are only three minor versions over one year old.
- At the end of June 2024, 1.2.1 will become the earliest available version, as there are three minor versions, and 1.2.1 is at least a year old.
- If in April 2023, the versions 1.2.2, 1.2.3, and 1.2.4 are released, then at the end of June 2024, 1.2.4 would become the earliest available version.
Supported Platforms and End of Life Dates
Refer to the table below for each supported platform's architecture, Actively Supported date, and End of Life date. For details on the client, agent, or gateway each platform supports, refer to the Okta Privileged Access and Okta Advanced Server Access product documentation.
|
Platform (Architecture) |
Actively Supported |
End of Life |
|
Ubuntu 16.04 (amd64) |
02-Apr-2021 |
01-Apr-2026 |
|
Ubuntu 18.04 (amd64) |
02-Apr-2023 |
01-Apr-2028 |
|
Ubuntu 20.04 (amd64, arm64) |
30-Apr-2025 |
30-Apr-2030 |
|
Ubuntu 22.04 (amd64, arm64) |
30-Apr-2027 |
30-Apr-2032 |
|
Ubuntu 26 (amd64, arm64) |
April 30, 2031 |
April 30, 2036 |
|
macOS 12 (amd64, arm64) |
30-Nov-2024 |
30-Nov-2024 |
|
macOS 13 (amd64, arm64) |
24-Oct-2025 |
24-Oct-2025 |
|
macOS 14 (amd64, arm64) |
26-Sep-2026 |
26-Sep-2026 |
|
macOS 15 (amd64, arm64) |
TBD |
TBD |
|
Mac OS 26 (amd64, arm64) |
TBD |
TBD |
|
Alma 10 (amd64, arm64) |
31-May-2030 |
31-May-2035 |
|
Amazon Linux 2 (amd64, arm64) |
30-Jun-2025 |
30-Jun-2026 |
|
Amazon Linux 2022 (amd64, arm64) |
31-Dec-2024 |
31-Dec-2027 |
|
RHEL 8 (amd64) |
31-May-2024 |
31-May-2029 |
|
RHEL 9 (amd64, arm64) |
31-May-2024 |
31-May-2032 |
|
RHEL 10 (amd64, arm64) |
20-May-2030 |
20-May-2035 |
|
CentOS Stream 8 (amd64) |
31-May-2024 |
31-May-2024 |
|
CentOS Stream 9 (amd64) |
31-May-2027 |
31-May-2032 |
|
Oracle Linux 10 (amd64 ,arm64) |
30-June-2035 |
30-Jun-2035 |
|
Windows 11 (21H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
08-Oct-2024 |
08-Oct-2024 |
|
Windows 11 (22H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
14-Oct-2025 |
14-Oct-2025 |
|
Windows 11 (23H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
10-Nov-2026 |
10-Nov-2026 |
|
Windows 11 (24H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
12-Oct-2027 |
12-Oct-2027 |
|
Windows Server 2016 (amd64) |
11-Jan-2022 |
12-Jan-2027 |
|
Windows Server 2022 (amd64) |
13-Oct-2026 |
14-Oct-2031 |
|
Debian 11 (amd64, arm64) |
15-Aug-2024 |
15-Aug-2026 |
|
Debian 12 (amd64, arm64) |
10-Jun-2026 |
10-Jun-2028 |
|
Debian 13 (amd64, arm64) |
9-Aug-2028 |
30-Jun-2030 |
|
Fedora 35 (amd64) |
13-Dec-2022 |
13-Dec-2022 |
|
Fedora 36 (amd64) |
16-May-2023 |
16-May-2023 |
|
Fedora 37 (amd64) |
15-Dec-2023 |
15-Dec-2023 |
|
SLES 15 (amd64) |
31-Jul-2028 |
31-Jul-2031 |
|
SLES 16 (amd64) |
30-Nov-2035 |
30-Nov-2038 |
|
Open suse 16 (amd64) |
30-Nov-2035 |
30-Nov-2038 |
Unsupported Platforms and Last Supported OPA Versions
The following platforms are no longer supported. The table below lists the last OPA version that provided support for each platform.
| Platform | Last Supported OPA Version |
|---|---|
| MacOS 10.15 |
1.84.0 |
| MacOS 11 |
1.84.0 |
| MacOS 12 | 1.90.0 |
| RHEL 7 | 1.91.0 |
| Centos 7 | 1.91.0 |
| Windows Server 2012 R2 |
1.90.0 |
|
Windows 10 (21H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
1.102.0 |
|
Windows 10 (22H2) Enterprise (amd64) |
1.102.0 |
| Debian 10 | 1.90.0 |
| Suse 12 | 1.90.0 |
| Fedora 35 | 1.89.1 |
| Fedora 36 | 1.89.1 |
| Fedora 37 | 1.89.1 |
| FreeBSD 11 | 1.83.1 |
| FreeBSD 12 | 1.83.1 |
| FreeBSD 13 | 1.83.1 |
