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End of Life (EOL)

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Written by Shawn Bradley
10 February 2022

End-of-life is a term used to indicate that a product has reached the end of its useful life from the vendor’s perspective. When a product reaches its EOL, this means it will no longer be marketed, supported, or sold by the vendor.

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