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Flussonic uses Semantic Versioning with a twist:
YY.MM.REV
| Component | Meaning | Example |
|-----------|---------|---------|
| YY | Year of major branch | 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 |
| MM | Minor release within that year . | .04 (April), .09 (September) |
| REV | Patch/bugfix number | .0 (new branch) or .12 (twelfth patch) |
Example: 24.6.0 = year 2024, June, major stable release. flussonic release notes full
Long-term support rule: Only even-year releases (20, 22, 24) are eligible for LTS. Odd-year releases (21, 23, 25) are feature previews with 12 months support.
You can track full release notes programmatically:
# Fetch latest changelog from official site (if accessible)
wget -q -O - https://flussonic.com/docs/changelog | grep -A5 "Version 24"
Or subscribe to their RSS/Atom feed (if available). Some admins use git to store the changelog and diff between versions. Flussonic uses Semantic Versioning with a twist:
YY
The "Full" release notes function as an operational manual for upgrade paths.
When reading the release notes, pay attention to specific keywords to gauge the impact of an update:
| Keyword | Meaning | Action Required | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Security | Patches for vulnerabilities. | High Priority. Update immediately. | | Regression | A feature that worked in version X but broke in Y, now fixed. | If you skipped the broken version, this confirms it is safe to upgrade. | | Transcoder | Updates to video processing cores. | Test GPU compatibility if using Nvidia/Intel cards. | | Config | Changes to the configuration parser. | Backup your config before updating. | You can track full release notes programmatically: #
The release notes are a barometer for the industry's shift toward Low Latency.
As of May 2025, Flussonic 25 is in closed beta. Based on the public roadmap:
Unlike many proprietary software vendors who use vague terms like "stability improvements," Flussonic’s full notes are explicit.