⚠️ Ruby 3.2 reached end of life on March 31, 2026. After that, the Ruby core team will no longer deliver security fixes.
Keep Ruby 3.2
Secure After March 31st
Ruby 3.2 reached end of life on March 31, with every gem in your application (including ones you didn’t choose) no longer receiving security fixes.
Endless Lifecycle Support keeps your Ruby environment patched and your team out of emergency-upgrade mode.
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Buy Time. Stay Secure.
TuxCare will track and patch new CVEs found after March 31st – all within our rapid SLA.
Ruby follows a predictable release cycle, with each version receiving about 3 years of support before reaching end of life.
Ruby 3.2 reached end of life on March 31, 2026, after which the Ruby core team no longer backported security fixes – leaving your applications and their gem dependencies without official patch support.
Keep Running. Skip the Risks.
Upgrading a Ruby application means more than bumping a version number – gem compatibility issues, deprecated syntax, and framework dependencies can make even a well-maintained codebase a significant migration effort.
Endless Lifecycle Support keeps your Ruby 3.2 environment patched and stable long after the end-of-life date, so you can migrate on your timeline – not under pressure.
What Does Endless Lifecycle
Support Include?
Rapid CVE Response
Rapid SLA-backed security patches for Ruby for as long as you need
Preserved Compatibility
Extensively tested updates designed to work flawlessly with your existing code
Seamless Integration
Drop-in Ruby security updates with no disruption to existing workflows
Secure Distribution
Signed, tamper-proof Ruby security updates delivered from trusted, TuxCare-hosted repositories
Trusted Support
24/7 expert assistance with Ruby vulnerability triage, security patch requests, and troubleshooting
How Does It Work?
We onboard new projects and enable 24/7 automated CVE tracking – monitoring the NVD, vendor, and GitHub security advisories, and other sources.
Once CVEs are detected, we backport upstream fixes using algorithmic and AI-assisted automation, with expert validation to ensure accuracy.
Patches are compiled in a binary format, extensively tested (for integrity, functionality, and regression), signed, and deployed to ELS repositories.
Your package managers, build tools, or orchestrators check for updates, then automatically pull and install them.
TuxCare has successfully resolved
more than 5,000 CVEs
in open-source software – keeping
enterprise systems secure and compliant.
Secure Your Ruby Apps Beyond March 31st
Talk to a Ruby end-of-life security expert about securing your apps after support ends