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# Releases

This section includes release notes, features in preview, a support matrix, and the long term support model description.

## [Immuta release notes](/2024.3/releases/index.md)

This page includes a list of new features, enhancements, bug fixes, and migration notes.

## [Immuta release lifecycle](/2024.3/releases/release-lifecycle.md)

This page includes a description of Immuta's release lifecycle model.

## [Immuta LTS changelog](/2024.3/releases/lts-release-changelog.md)

This page includes illustrations of changes in the product over the last 12 months and since the last LTS release.

## [Immuta support matrix overview](/2024.3/releases/support-matrix.md)

This page includes an overview of the data platforms, identity managers, external catalogs, and web browsers that Immuta supports.

## [Immuta CLI release notes](/2024.3/releases/immuta-cli-release-notes.md)

This page includes a list of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes for the Immuta CLI.

## [Immuta image digests](/2024.3/releases/image-digests.md)

This page includes a list of image digests to verify the integrity of Immuta images that you pull.

## Preview features

This section includes an overview of [Immuta's feature preview program](/2024.3/releases/preview-levels.md) and a [list of features currently in preview](/2024.3/releases/preview-levels/features.md).

## [Deprecations](/2024.3/releases/deprecations.md)

This page includes a list of the deprecated features with information about alternative options and dates when the feature will be removed.


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