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As Adobe ColdFusion 2021 approaches its end-of-life (EOL), it’s crucial for developers and organizations to understand the support timelines and plan accordingly. This guide outlines the key dates and available options to ensure a smooth transition.
ColdFusion 2021 Support Lifecycle
- General Availability (GA): November 11, 2020
- End of Core Support: November 10, 2025
- End of Extended Support: November 10, 2026
During the core support period, Adobe provides regular updates, including security patches and bug fixes. After this period, extended support is best-effort support intended to assist customers in migration to a core supported version and DOES NOT INCLUDE security patches or hot fixes.
Transitioning to ColdFusion 2025
With the release of ColdFusion 2025, Adobe has shifted to a subscription-based licensing model, discontinuing perpetual licenses. This new model ensures continuous access to the latest features, security updates, and performance enhancements.
Key benefits of ColdFusion 2025:
- Advanced security features to protect against modern threats.
- Modern Charting, Spreadsheet Enhancements & OAuth Improvements
- Optimizations for faster application response times.
- Seamless integration with popular cloud services.
Need Assistance?
Adobe offers resources and support to assist with your transition:
- Documentation: Comprehensive guides and release notes are available on the Adobe ColdFusion Help Center.
- Community Support: Engage with other developers and Adobe experts on the Adobe ColdFusion Community Forums.
- Customer Support: For personalized assistance, contact Adobe Customer Care through the Adobe Support Portal.
For any sales enquiries please feel free to reach out to Grp-cfsalesteam@adobe.com for any other queries please contact adobecoldfusion@adobe.com.
Staying ahead of the EOL timeline ensures your applications remain secure and efficient. Begin your transition planning today to leverage the advancements in ColdFusion 2025.
As Adobe ColdFusion 2021 approaches its end-of-life (EOL), it’s crucial for developers and organizations to understand the support timelines and plan accordingly. This guide outlines the key dates and available options to ensure a smooth transition.
ColdFusion 2021 Support Lifecycle
- General Availability (GA): November 11, 2020
- End of Core Support: November 10, 2025
- End of Extended Support: November 10, 2026
During the core support period, Adobe provides regular updates, including security patches and bug fixes. After this period, extended support is best-effort support intended to assist customers in migration to a core supported version and DOES NOT INCLUDE security patches or hot fixes.
Transitioning to ColdFusion 2025
With the release of ColdFusion 2025, Adobe has shifted to a subscription-based licensing model, discontinuing perpetual licenses. This new model ensures continuous access to the latest features, security updates, and performance enhancements.
Key benefits of ColdFusion 2025:
- Advanced security features to protect against modern threats.
- Modern Charting, Spreadsheet Enhancements & OAuth Improvements
- Optimizations for faster application response times.
- Seamless integration with popular cloud services.
Need Assistance?
Adobe offers resources and support to assist with your transition:
- Documentation: Comprehensive guides and release notes are available on the Adobe ColdFusion Help Center.
- Community Support: Engage with other developers and Adobe experts on the Adobe ColdFusion Community Forums.
- Customer Support: For personalized assistance, contact Adobe Customer Care through the Adobe Support Portal.
For any sales enquiries please feel free to reach out to Grp-cfsalesteam@adobe.com for any other queries please contact adobecoldfusion@adobe.com.
Staying ahead of the EOL timeline ensures your applications remain secure and efficient. Begin your transition planning today to leverage the advancements in ColdFusion 2025.
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Hi,
ColdFusion is not listed under Adobe product, is it still under Adobe?
Yes, ColdFusion is “still under Adobe”.
The page you are looking at does NOT list “all Adobe products”. It lists all Adobe “apps”. ColdFusion is not the only product not listed there: it doesn’t list Adobe Experience Manager, Captivate, RoboHelp, FrameMaker, and so on.
More specifically, this blog post you are replying to clarified more than once that ColdFusion is an Adobe product. There are even links to the Adobe site for CF related content. The post is from 2 months before your question.
Finally, if you were to simply do a google search for the word coldfusion, the first result points to the Adobe site page for CF: https://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-family.html
