FSLogix feature deprecation

The lifecycle of functionality, features, and services are governed by shifting policies, support timelines, informed data analysis, and collaborative decisions by leadership and engineering teams. Lifecycle information helps customers chart out their long-term deployment strategies, transition from outdated to new technology, and help improve business outcomes. Use the following tables to understand the upcoming and past changes to certain FSLogix features, services, and functionality.

Deprecation vs retirement

• Deprecation: Describes the transitional phase during which a software component is marked as discouraged for future use but is still functional.
• Retirement: Describes the permanent removal of a software component from active use and support.

Upcoming deprecations and retirements

Use the following table to learn about upcoming deprecations and retirements, including dates and recommendations.

Note

Dates and times are United States Pacific Standard Time, and are subject to change.

Functionality, feature, or service	Change	Deprecation Date	Retirement Date
Support for 32-bit operating systems	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Support for Windows Server 2012 R2	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Java Rule Editor and Java Rules	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
App Container Rules	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Application Rule Set reporting	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Internet Explorer browser plug-in	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Profiles Configuration Tool	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
FRXTray utility	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024
Cloud Cache CcdMaxCacheSizeInMBs (limited cache)	Deprecation	August 22, 2023	March 2024

Next steps

FSLogix product support

FSLogix release notes