golang:1.25 end of life

golang:1.25 images run Go 1.25, which reached end of life on 19 Aug 2026. golang:1.25 is built on Debian 13 (trixie). golang:1.25-alpine is built on Alpine Linux 3.24.

Tags last checked: Oct 16, 2026 how

Go 1.25 End of life end of life 2 months ago

Supported No variant all ended by 19 Aug 2026

Ends soonest — all variants end together

Variants checked 4 tags on Docker Hub

Tag · what it’s built on

Go 1.25

the runtime in every variant
golang:1.25
Debian 13 (trixie) Supported

Unsupported since 19 Aug 2026 (2 months ago), when Go 1.25 reached end of life.
golang:1.25-alpine
Alpine Linux 3.24 Supported

Unsupported since 19 Aug 2026 (2 months ago), when Go 1.25 reached end of life.
golang:1.25-trixie
Debian 13 (trixie) Supported

Unsupported since 19 Aug 2026 (2 months ago), when Go 1.25 reached end of life.
golang:1.25-bookworm
Debian 12 (bookworm) Security fixes only

Unsupported since 19 Aug 2026 (2 months ago), when Go 1.25 reached end of life.

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Questions

When is golang:1.25 end of life?

Go 1.25 reached end of life on 19 Aug 2026 (2 months ago), and golang:1.25 images get no Go fixes after that. A variant whose base OS ends first stops being supported earlier; see the table.

Which Alpine Linux version is golang:1.25-alpine?

golang:1.25-alpine is built on Alpine Linux 3.24, according to its build steps on Docker Hub (checked 16 Oct 2026). That release reaches end of life on 1 Jun 2028.

Which Debian version is golang:1.25?

golang:1.25 is built on Debian 13 (trixie), according to its build steps on Docker Hub (checked 16 Oct 2026). That release reaches end of life on 30 Jun 2030.

Which golang:1.25 variant is supported longest?

None: every golang:1.25 variant has been unsupported since 19 Aug 2026, when Go 1.25 itself reached end of life. Move to a newer golang tag.

Where this comes from

The OS release under each tag is read from that tag’s build steps on Docker Hub (the official golang image), once a day; last read on 16 Oct 2026. Support dates come from endoflife.date (MIT License), which follows Go’s release policy. Official images are rebuilt on newer OS releases over time, so a tag can move to a newer OS; this page follows it. See Methodology & sources.