Overview
This article outlines Incydr's lifecycle policy for its products.
Product lifecycle policy
A Incydr product is:
Any good or service produced or provided by Incydr.
The following policy items apply to all Incydr products:
- Incydr may choose to announce the end-of-sale and end-of-support dates for its products at any time.
- Incydr works with its customers to ensure continuity of business when announcing the end-of-sale or end-of-support dates for its products.
- Notifications and reminders to customers for end-of-support begin approximately 6 months prior to the end-of-support date.
Software lifecycle policy
For information about end-of-life policies for software versions, see our Software Version End-Of-Life Policy.
Definitions
- end-of-sale date
The date when a product is no longer available for purchase from Incydr or its authorized resellers. This date also establishes the end-of-life date for hardware and some software product lines.
- end-of-support
Access to maintenance, remote monitoring and the Incydr Technical Support Engineer Team is no longer available. Patches, bug fixes, repair actions, and parts replacements are no longer available to products that have reached end-of-support. All hardware reaches end-of-support when non-renewed, or at the end of year five (60 months beyond purchase date), whichever is first.
- major software version
A significant software version that is defined as x.0. Example: 4.0.
- obsolete
Once obsolete, the product is not sold, manufactured, improved, repaired, maintained or supported.
- product
Any good or service produced or provided by Incydr.
- product lifecycle
The processes surrounding the introduction, growth and maturity of a product. The product lifecycle includes a series of technical and business milestones and activities that, once completed, make a product obsolete.
- software versions
Incydr uses four designations for software versions:
- Major software versions contain large features and changes to functionality. Major version numbers are one digit (and a zero), such as 4.0 or 5.0.
- Minor software versions contain smaller features and enhancements to existing functionality. Minor version numbers are two digits, such as 3.6 or 4.2.
- Maintenance software versions contain bug fixes and other small changes. Maintenance version numbers are three digits, such as 4.3.5 or 5.1.2.
- Patch software versions contain bug fixes or other corrections that must be addressed before the next scheduled release point. Patch version numbers are four digits, such as 3.6.4.3 or 4.3.5.1.
Additional resources
Updates to this document
This Product Lifecycle Policy document should not be interpreted as a legally binding commitment, but rather as an informational document that may change occasionally as we respond to changing market conditions and to our customers' needs.
This document represents the current view of Incydr as of the date it was posted. Incydr may change or update this policy at any time, without notice. Incydr cannot guarantee that this document will be kept up to date, nor that any typographical errors, inaccuracies or omissions will be corrected. Please check this document periodically to keep informed of any changes.
All online policies and similar documents are for informational purposes only. Incydr makes no warranties, express, implied or statutory, by posting such documents or about the information in such documents.
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