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GLPI 12.0.0 was officially launched on October 7, 2026, marking the next stable major milestone for open-source ITSM. EF-TECH’s cloud-native distribution (eftechcombr/glpi) is now available with Helm chart glpi-2.12.0 and unprivileged Alpine container images. Discover the rewritten Knowledge Base, active Session Manager, Step-Up Auth / Sudo Mode, Group-managed OLAs, GLPI 10 End-of-Life (EOL), and the practical migration guide.

GLPI 11.0.11 was released on October 1, 2026, as an essential security release that patches 6 high-severity vulnerabilities and immediately supersedes version 11.0.10 to fix a regression in the plugin system. The EF-TECH distribution (eftechcombr/glpi) is now available as Docker images and Helm charts, introducing support for custom Nginx config templates (PR #209) and secure MySQL/MariaDB SSL connections (PR #207).

EF-TECH published new GLPI Docker images and Helm charts: the stable 11.0.9 release, which fixes 10 high-severity vulnerabilities and should be applied immediately, and the 12.0.0-rc2 pre-release, which previews what’s coming in GLPI 12. This cycle also consolidates major Helm chart improvements, including the Valkey and MariaDB subcharts, PDB/HPA, container hardening, and S3 files backup.

EF-TECH releases Docker images for GLPI 12.0.0-rc1 and Helm Chart 2.12.0, introducing Valkey subchart support, external cache options, PDB/HPA for php-fpm and nginx, S3 backup CronJob, and enterprise security hardening.