Supported Versions & Release Lines
Aikido Images provides drop-in replacements for popular base images with Critical and High OS vulnerabilities fixed. The full catalog - spanning thousands of images across language runtimes, infrastructure tools, and Kubernetes operators - is available at images.aikido.dev.
This page covers a specific part of the catalog: the release lines that Aikido actively tracks, where a new Aikido Image is built automatically whenever a new upstream release is published.
How version tracking works
A release line is a version pattern - for example, Node 24.x.x or Python 3.13.x - that Aikido monitors on upstream registries for new releases. When a matching tag is published, Aikido automatically builds an Aikido Image for it and makes it available in the catalog. You don't need to request it.
New releases within a tracked line are always picked up automatically. What's not automatic is new major or minor versions - when Python 3.15 or Node 28 are released upstream, Aikido needs to add a new release line before they are tracked. New lines are added as versions reach general availability, and you can also request one.
Currently tracked release lines
Request a version or image
If the version or image you need isn't covered by an existing release line, see Requesting Aikido Images.
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