<2> 2/3 of Node.js Users Run an Outdated Version. So OpenJS Announces Program Offering Upgrade Providers
<3> The Alarming State of Node.js Version Usage
According to data from Node’s nonprofit steward, OpenJS, roughly two thirds of Node.js users are running unsupported or outdated versions. This staggering statistic highlights the need for a comprehensive solution to help enterprises modernize their Node.js infrastructure.
<3> Introducing the Node.js LTS Upgrade and Modernization Program
In response to this pressing issue, OpenJS has announced the “Node.js LTS Upgrade and Modernization program” to provide a trusted path for enterprises to safely upgrade from legacy or end-of-life Node.js versions. This program connects organizations with experienced Node.js service providers who handle the work of upgrading safely.
<3> How the Program Works
Approved partners assess current versions and dependencies, manage phased upgrades to supported LTS releases, and offer temporary security support when immediate upgrades are not possible. Partners are surfaced exactly where users go when upgrades become unavoidable, including the Node.js website, documentation, and end of life guidance.
<3> Revenue Model and Partnerships
The program follows the existing OpenJS Ecosystem Sustainability Program revenue model, with partners retaining 85% of revenue and