A quiet night — the calendar holds, and the 9 August cluster is days away

No new shutdowns crossed the bar tonight. The monitored feeds and the discovery scan surfaced only far-future version rows and non-product items, and every near-term entry was re-checked against its primary source and is unchanged. Worth a look ahead: two sunsets land on 9 August — the ChatGPT Atlas browser and Rails 7.2 security support.

A genuinely quiet night. Nothing new is being switched off that meets the bar for the calendar, so tonight is short by design — an honest quiet day beats padding.

The fifty monitored sources produced no new items and one cosmetic change (a past MariaDB EOL date nudged by two weeks on a reference table — already behind us, nothing to act on). The discovery scan surfaced an IETF key-exchange deprecation and a couple of library and non-software items, none of which is a dated product or service shutdown.

Still counting down

Everything below is already on the calendar and was re-checked against its primary source tonight — all unchanged. The nearest lands in under a week:

ChatGPT Atlas browser — 9 August, export your data first.
Rails 7.2 — 9 August, end of security support.
Relay — 15 August, the app shuts down.
Google Content API for Shopping — 18 August, end-of-life.
OpenAI Assistants API — 26 August, removed from the API.
New Relic drop-filter-rules API — 31 August, the API endpoint is removed.
OpenSSL 3.0 — 7 September, the LTS branch stops receiving fixes.
OpenAI Sora 2 video API — 24 September, the models and Videos API are removed.

Further out, the Gemini 2.5 model family (from 2 October), Windows 11 24H2 end of servicing (13 October) and the OpenAI GPT Image models (1 December) are on the calendar too. The full list, with countdowns, lives on the calendar.