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When using a GPU instance, understanding the lifecycle and technical support plans for images and GPU drivers helps you choose the right versions for your business. This ensures long-term stable operation and lowers maintenance costs resulting from discontinued services for operating systems and GPU drivers.
This topic describes the lifecycle and end-of-support plans for GPU public images and GPU drivers provided by VolcanoEngine.
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If an operating system version or GPU driver reaches End of Life (EOL), VolcanoEngine will discontinue technical support for the corresponding instance.
- veLinux is an operating system officially provided by the VolcanoEngine platform. After its EOL, the VolcanoEngine platform will still endeavor to provide technical support.
- For other commercial or open-source operating system images provided by third parties, if the third party stops their support or maintenance (EOL), the VolcanoEngine platform will also stop providing corresponding technical support.
- GPU drivers are provided by the original manufacturer. VolcanoEngine will discontinue corresponding technical support once the original manufacturer ceases support or maintenance (EOL).
GPU public image maintenance cycle
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For the maintenance cycles of public images without pre-installed GPU drivers, refer to Operating system maintenance cycles.
veLinux
Ubuntu
CentOS
Debian
Rocky Linux
Windows Server
GPU driver maintenance cycle
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VolcanoEngine will refer to the EOL time officially published by hardware vendors to properly plan the EOL time for related GPU drivers.
Last updated: 2026.08.03 10:09:01
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