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Official Node.js release schedule Node 26 active LTS October 2026 Docker official guidance production LTS node imageπ‘ Result:
As of July 20, 2026, the Node.js release schedule designates Node.js 26 as the current release, which is scheduled to transition to Active Long-Term Support (LTS) on October 28, 2026 [1][2][3]. Regarding Docker official guidance, production applications should only use LTS releases [4][5]. Therefore, you should continue to use the current Active LTS release (which is Node.js 24 as of July 2026) for production until Node.js 26 achieves its LTS status in late October 2026 [1][2][6]. Key points for your planning: - Node.js 26: Currently in the Current release phase [7][8]. It is scheduled to be promoted to Active LTS on October 28, 2026 [1][3]. - Production Guidance: The official Docker
nodeimage repository explicitly states that production applications should use LTS releases [4][5]. You can use thenode:ltsfloating tag in your Dockerfiles to automatically track the latest Active LTS version, or pin to a specific version (e.g.,node:24) for stability until you are ready to migrate to Node.js 26 after its October 2026 LTS promotion [4][5]. - Note on Future Changes: Please be aware that the Node.js project is evolving its release model; starting with Node.js 27, the release cycle will shift to an annual major release cadence where every major version transitions to LTS status after its six-month Current phase [9][6].Citations:
Use an LTS base image here.
node:26-alpineis still Current, and Dockerβs production guidance is to stick to LTS releases; switch tonode:24/node:ltsor document the intentional Current-channel adoption. Also update the stale header comment that still mentionsnode:20-alpine.π€ Prompt for AI Agents