Versions#
This document covers SEP release versions and the terminology associated with these releases.
List of versions#
Starburst Enterprise platform (SEP) 413-e.1 LTS (release notes)
Based on Trino 413 (release notes).
Including the CLI, the Trino web UI, and the JDBC driver from Trino.
AWS CFT/AMI 413-e.1-ami-0.335 (release notes, documentation)
Helm charts 413.1.0 (release notes, documentation)
LTS and STS releases#
SEP is available and maintained in long-term support (LTS) and short-term support (STS) releases. The following processes around Trino open source releases and SEP releases, availability and support apply.
General#
All Trino open source releases use an integer number such as
338.An SEP release is created for each Trino open source release. It uses the source of the open source release, and adds the extensions and plugins.
Every release of SEP is created as an STS release first.
All STS releases use the Trino number with an appended
-e, such as338-e.Some STS releases are promoted to LTS.
All LTS releases append a patch number, such as
338-e.0,338-e.1,338-e.2, and so forth.LTS and STS releases include all release artifacts such as a
tar.gzarchive, anrpmarchive, container images, and additional tooling such as Kubernetes and CFT-related resources.New features are never backported, but only become available in newer releases. As a result, LTS users, who want to stay with LTS versions only, need to wait until the next LTS release is available to gain access to new features. As an alternative, you can change to use an STS version with the new feature and keep updating with each STS release until an LTS version becomes available.
STS releases#
Supported for use in production until the next STS release becomes available
Available shortly after each Trino open source release of the same version
No issues in the release are fixed as patches to that release, any changes or fixes are incorporated in the next release. For example, a problem in 333-e is fixed and made available in 334-e, 335-e, or whenever a fix is available.
LTS releases#
Supported for use in production for 12 months
Only available for selected Trino open source releases
Limited, low number of release per year, at most one release per quarter
Some issues are backported to the release and made available as patch releases. For example, a problem in 332-e.2 is fixed and released in 332-e.3
The following resolutions for issues are backported:
Critical security fixes
Select fixes for critical defects that affect production usage, and for which no workaround is available. This may include incorrect results, severe performance regressions, and stability issues. The decision to backport such fixes is made by Starburst in collaboration with affected customers, if necessary.
LTS and STS support#
The following table shows the how long from the release date critical patches and support are provided:
Release type |
Supply patch releases for critical issues for |
Provide support for |
|---|---|---|
LTS |
12 months |
12 months |
STS |
no patches, next STS provides fix |
latest STS release only |
Feature release status#
By default, features in SEP are released in a “general availability” (GA) state and are therefore considered to be complete and fully documented. Some features may be released in other status, and are documented as such in the reference documentation and product as needed.
The following table describes SEP feature release status and product expectations:
Feature status |
Description |
Documentation |
|---|---|---|
Limited preview |
Early feature testing, limited to a select group of users giving active feedback. Not supported for production environments. |
Minimal |
Public preview |
Early access feature release, available for all users but not supported for production environments. |
Partial or complete |
Production availability |
Feature is in active development but released for use in production environments. May have limited use cases or known limitations until GA release. |
Complete |
General availability |
Feature is launched and stable for production with no major issues. Most SEP features are in the GA state unless documented otherwise. |
Complete |
All releases#
The following tables contains a list of all SEP versions, detailing LTS/STS qualifier, release date, and end of support date for LTS releases.
Version |
Release month |
End of support |
|---|---|---|
May 2023 |
May 31, 2024 |
|
February 2023 |
February 29, 2024 |
|
November 2022 |
November 30, 2023 |
|
August 2022 |
August 31, 2023 |
|
May 2022 |
May 31, 2023 |
|
370-e.x LTS |
February 2022 |
February 28, 2023 |
364-e.x LTS |
November 2021 |
November 30, 2022 |
360-e.x LTS |
August 2021 |
August 31, 2022 |
356-e.x LTS |
May 2021 |
May 31, 2022 |
350-e.x LTS |
March 2021 |
March 31, 2022 |
345-e.x LTS |
November 2020 |
November 30, 2021 |
338-e.x LTS |
July 2020 |
July 31, 2021 |
332-e.x LTS |
April 2020 |
April 30, 2021 |
323-e.x LTS |
October 2019 |
October 31, 2020 |
312-e.x LTS |
June 2019 |
June 30, 2020 |
302-e.x LTS |
March 2019 |
March 31, 2020 |
All older releases have reached their end of support date.
Version |
Release month |
End of support |
|---|---|---|
413-e |
March 2023 |
413-e.1 LTS |
412-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
March 2023 |
413-e STS |
|
410-e STS |
March 2023 |
411-e STS |
409-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
408-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
406-e STS |
February 2023 |
407-e LTS |
405-e STS |
January 2023 |
406-e STS |
403-e STS |
December 2022 |
405-e |
401-e STS |
November 2022 |
402-e LTS release |
400-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
399-e STS |
October 2022 |
401-e STS release |
398-e STS |
October 2022 |
399-e STS release |
397-e STS |
September 2022 |
396-e STS release |
396-e STS |
September 2022 |
397-e STS release |
395-e STS |
September 2022 |
396-e STS release |
394-e STS |
September 2022 |
395-e STS release |
392-e STS |
August 2022 |
393-e LTS release |
391-e STS |
August 2022 |
392-e STS release |
390-e STS |
July 2022 |
391-e STS release |
389-e STS |
July 2022 |
390-e STS release |
388-e STS |
July 2022 |
389-e STS release |
387-e STS |
June 2022 |
388-e STS release |
386-e STS |
June 2022 |
387-e STS release |
385-e STS |
June 2022 |
386-e STS release |
384-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
383-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
382-e STS |
June 2022 |
385-e STS release |
381-e STS |
May 2022 |
382-e STS release |
379-e STS |
May 2022 |
380-e LTS release |
378-e STS |
May 2022 |
379-e STS release |
377-e STS |
April 2022 |
378-e STS release |
376-e STS |
April 2022 |
377-e STS release |
375-e STS |
April 2022 |
376-e STS release |
374-e STS |
March 2022 |
375-e STS release |
373-e STS |
March 2022 |
374-e STS release |
372-e STS |
March 2022 |
373-e STS release |
371-e STS |
February 2022 |
372-e STS release |
369-e STS |
February 2022 |
370-e LTS release |
368-e STS |
January 2022 |
369-e STS release |
367-e STS |
December 2021 |
368-e STS release |
366-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
365-e STS |
November 2021 |
367-e STS release |
363-e STS |
October 2021 |
364-e LTS release |
362-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
361-e STS |
September 2021 |
363-e STS release |
359-e STS |
June 2021 |
360-e LTS release |
358-e STS |
June 2021 |
359-e STS release |
357-e STS |
May 2021 |
358-e STS release |
355-e STS |
April 2021 |
356-e LTS release |
354-e STS |
March 2021 |
356-e LTS release |
353-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
352-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
351-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
349-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
348-e STS |
December 2020 |
350-e STS release |
347-e STS |
December 2020 |
348-e STS release |
346-e STS |
November 2020 |
347-e STS release |
344-e STS |
September 2020 |
345-e LTS release |
343-e STS |
September 2020 |
344-e STS release |
342-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
341-e STS |
September 2020 |
343-e STS release |
340-e STS |
August 2020 |
341-e STS release |
339-e STS |
July 2020 |
340-e STS release |
338-e STS |
July 2020 |
338-e LTS release |
337-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
336-e STS |
June 2020 |
338-e release |
335-e STS (skipped) |
N/A |
N/A |
334-e STS |
June 2020 |
336-e release |
