PostgreSQL flexible servers in or entering paid extended support (PG 11–13 billed since Sep 1, 2026; PG 14 from Feb 1, 2027)
azure.postgresql-flexibleserverAzure Database for PostgreSQL flexible servers on PostgreSQL 11, 12, 13 (paid extended support since September 1, 2026) or 14 (paid extended support from February 1, 2027)
What LeftSize checks
Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server versions 11, 12 and 13 left Azure standard support on July 31, 2026. Servers were automatically enrolled in Extended Support on August 1, 2026 and Extended Support billing started September 1, 2026. PostgreSQL 14 follows: standard support ends January 31, 2027, Extended Support (billed) starts February 1, 2027.
Why it matters
Missed retirement and end-of-support dates turn into forced upgrades, outages or extended support charges at a moment you did not choose.
What you get in the GitHub issue
LeftSize runs this check from a scheduled GitHub Action with a read-only identity in your Azure account and opens one issue per scope, updated on every scan. The issue includes:
- The affected resources, grouped per subscription, resource group or account and region
- Background on why it was flagged and when it is a false positive
- Cost and operational impact of fixing it
- Alternative approaches and their trade-offs
- Step-by-step remediation with safety checks
- Ready-to-run fix scripts (CLI, PowerShell or Terraform where available)
- Snooze, ignore or report a finding with a comment on the issue