Hacker News with Generative AI: End-of-Life

Atlassian announces end of support for Opsgenie (atlassian.com)
We’re committed to bringing our customers the best possible solutions to keep their teams connected, and their businesses running. That’s why Atlassian acquired Opsgenie in 2018: to help customers run their most critical services with best-in-class alerting and on-call management.

Software, End-of-Life, Atlassian, Opsgenie, Cloud Services

95 points by anurag 51 days ago | 104 comments

Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts project maintainer tteck enters hospice care (github.com/tteck)
The community needs to unite and make some important decisions about the path forward. Has a new fork become the go-to choice? Is there a new frontend that we’re rallying behind? This site will soon be archived, and time is limited. Let’s make these decisions together.

Open Source, Community, Software Development, Project Management, End-of-Life

138 points by speckx 176 days ago | 10 comments

End-of-Life Notice for OBiTALK (support.hp.com)

End-of-Life, Software, Networking, Telephony

10 points by zdw 211 days ago | 0 comments

Pivotal Tracker will shut down (pivotaltracker.com)
The VMware Tanzu division is announcing the end-of-life (EOL) for the Pivotal Tracker offering, effective April 30, 2025.

Software, Product Announcements, End-of-Life, Project Management

311 points by sandinmyjoints 219 days ago | 263 comments

Death Cafe (deathcafe.com)

Death, End-of-Life, Community, Philosophy

41 points by unkeen 245 days ago | 14 comments

AWS Code Commit Ceased Onboarding New Customers (repost.aws)

Cloud Computing, AWS, Software, End-of-Life

142 points by kevinslin 270 days ago | 83 comments

Microsoft is killing off an iconic programming tool – farewell to VBScript (techradar.com)

Microsoft, Programming, Software, End-of-Life, VBScript

10 points by c5karl 335 days ago | 3 comments

Amazon Workdocs End of Life (amazon.com)

Cloud Storage, End-of-Life

23 points by kevinslin 366 days ago | 10 comments

October 2025 will be a support massacre for a bunch of Microsoft products (theregister.com)