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Expand Up @@ -41,6 +41,8 @@ Despite the obvious downsides of using EOL releases, in practice, organizations

HeroDevs provides [Never-Ending Support (NES)](https://nodejs.org/esp/herodevs) for Node.js versions past their official maintenance phase. This includes security patches, compliance assistance, and technical support to help bridge the gap while you plan your upgrade strategy.

NodeSource offers commercial-grade upgrade assessments and expert support to safely modernize Node.js applications still running on EOL versions. Their guided [Upgrade Program](https://nodesource.com/products/nodejs-upgrade) delivers in-depth risk analysis, identifies migration blockers, and provides a custom roadmap to streamline your upgrade journey.

TuxCare’s [Endless Lifecycle Support (ELS)](https://tuxcare.com/endless-lifecycle-support/) gives you continued security patching for end-of-life Node.js versions. Security fixes are backported from upstream, tested for integrity and regression, signed, SLA-backed, and delivered through your existing package managers.

Using EOL releases through commercial support should be viewed as a temporary solution—the goal should always be to upgrade to actively supported versions.
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