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Support policies for CloudBees Jenkins Distribution

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CloudBees no longer supports CloudBees Jenkins Distribution as of February 24, 2021. Please refer to the following step-by-step documentation for Migrating from CloudBees Jenkins Distribution to Jenkins LTS. The increased alignment between CloudBees Jenkins Distribution and Jenkins means users will experience zero impact to Pipeline execution. Existing customers can also contact CloudBees Support to help ensure a smooth transition.

Please see About the CloudBees Jenkins Distribution retirement for more information.

The following pages describe the support policies for CloudBees Jenkins Distribution:

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