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End-of-support policy for Hybrid Workload clients 

Druva ends all support for the Hybrid Workload client versions that are more than twelve months old from their release date and no patches will be made available. End-of-support ( EOS) for a Hybrid Workload client version means an end to all technical assistance and bug fixes for that version. However, auto-upgrades may work. 

During a Hybrid Workload release, Druva publishes the tentative EOS dates for the released Hybrid Workload clients.

The following table lists the client versions for workloads that Druva supports with the Cloud.

Hybrid Workload Client Version

Release Date

End-of-Life Date
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.3.1-286514
  • Windows (FS, SQL): 6.3.1-286514
  • NAS Proxy: 6.3.1-286514
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.3.1-286515
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.3.1-253389
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.3.1-286684
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.3.1-275580
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.3.1-276583
  • Oracle DTC: 6.1.0-286507
  • SAP HANA: 7.0.0-264137

March 20, 2023

March 20, 2024
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.3.1-275580
  • Windows (FS, SQL): 6.3.1-275580
  • NAS Proxy: 6.3.1-278391
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.3.1-276502
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.3.1-253389
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.3.1-275575
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.3.1-275580
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.3.1-276583
  • Oracle DTC: 6.1.0-277061

February 20, 2023

February 20, 2024
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.3.0-263056
  • Windows (FS, SQL): 6.3.0-263056
  • NAS Proxy: 6.3.0-263056
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.3.0-264549
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.3.0-241622
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.3.0-252659
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.3.0-255209
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.3.0-269236
  • Oracle DTC: 6.1.0-264330

January 23, 2023

January 23, 2024
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.3.0-252659
  • Windows (FS, SQL): 6.3.0-252659
  • NAS Proxy: 6.3.0-252659
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.3.0-253699
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.3.0-227659
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.3.0-252659
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.3.0-255209
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.1.0-252659

December 19, 2022

December 19, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.2.0-240451
  • Windows (FS, SQL): 6.2.0-240451
  • NAS Proxy: 6.2.0-240451
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.2.0-240597
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.2.0-214551
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.2.0-242270
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.2.0-240451
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.1.0-240565

November 21, 2022

November 21, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.1.1-217096
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.1.1-217096
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-209753
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-184831
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.1.1-209937
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.1.1-209939
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-227068

October 15, 2022

October 15, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.1.1-217096
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.1.1-217096
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-209753
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-184831
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.1.1-209937
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.1.1-209939
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-217096

September 19, 2022

September 19, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.1.1-209908
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.1.1-209908
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-209753
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-208276
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.1.1-209937
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.1.1-209939
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-209755

August 22, 2022

August 22, 20223
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.1.1-198288
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.1.1-198952
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-198638
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.1.1-173284
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.1.1-198277
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.1.0-196248
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.1-199131
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-199162

July 18, 2022

July 18, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.1.0-190158
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.1.0-190158
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.1.0-190150
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.1.0-166305
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.1.0-190152
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.1.0-190158
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.1.0-190385
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-190385

June 20, 2022

June 20, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.0.4-179684
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.0.4-179684
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.0.4-179682
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.0.4-155885
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.0.4-180374
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.0.4-181534
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.0.1-164126
  • Oracle DTC: 6.0.0-179689

May 16, 2022

May 16, 2023
  • Linux (RPM, DEB): 6.0.3-172099
  • Windows (FS, SQL, NAS): 6.0.3-170463
  • VMware Backup Proxy: 6.0.3-170470
  • Nutanix Backup Proxy: 6.0.3-146977
  • Druva AWS Proxy: 6.0.3-170463
  • HyperV FLR Proxy: 6.0.3-170463
  • Phoenix Backup Store: 6.0.1-164126
  • Oracle DTC: 5.1.0-170463

April 18, 2022

April 18, 2023

End-of-support policy for CloudCache 

Each release of CloudCache provides new features and enhancements. Druva also releases patches and hotfixes for CloudCache as required. As per Druva’s EOS policy, Druva supports the last two versions of CloudCache. EOS for a CloudCache version means an end to all technical assistance, auto-upgrades, and bug fixes for that version. Druva recommends that you periodically upgrade CloudCache to the latest version.

The following table lists the CloudCache versions that Druva supports.

CloudCache Version (Windows)

CloudCache Version (Linux)

Release Date

4.2-190892

4.2-190892

June 20, 2022

4.1-131748

4.1-131751

October 18, 2021

End-of-support life policy for third-party vendor 

After the software vendor ends the life for a specific operating system, Druva shall continue to back up and restore resources on an operating system for 12 months after its end-of-support life (EOSL) to facilitate migration to the latest operating system and vendor product versions including Hypervisors, NAS, and Databases. After 12 months, Druva shall immediately end all its technical assistance, auto-upgrades, and bug fixes for the agents running on that operating system. You should review the vendor release notes for the  EOS/EOL timelines of the operating system(s) deployed in your organization from time to time to avoid any disruptions to your backup and restore activities. Review the list of supported platforms in the Support matrix article.