PGX is pleased to announce PGX Longevity, a service providing critical security patches and data integrity bug fixes for versions of PostgreSQL no longer receiving community releases, from 9.6 to 13 (and version 14 after the last release in November).
Many installations are running older version of PostgreSQL that they cannot upgrade for a variety of reasons, but still require maintanence. PGX Longevity provides back-patching of critical security and data integrity fixes. The service is a fixed-price per-client service (not per-instance or per-core), and a service-level agreement is available. PGX supports both legacy versions (9.6 through 11) and recent versions (12 through 14).
PGX also provides consulting services, including upgrading, for all versions of PostgreSQL.
For more information, you can contact PGX here.