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Open source TURN and STUN server for WebRTC and VoIP NAT traversal

coturn ships three minor versions in six weeks, packaged as Docker images on three registries.

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◆Current state
The tracked feed for coturn, the open-source TURN/STUN server, is Docker image releases: 4.16.0, 4.17.0, 4.17.1, 4.17.2 and 4.18.0 between late July and early September 2026. Each is published to Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry and Quay.io, and the release notes here point to the upstream changelog without listing changes.
◆Where it's heading
The cadence picked up: three minor versions (4.16, 4.17, 4.18) landed in about six weeks, with two same-day patch images for 4.17. The project keeps container packaging in lockstep with upstream releases, which matters to operators running TURN for WebRTC in containers.
◆Prediction
A 4.18.x patch image or a 4.19.0 release is the likely next entry, following the observed roughly two-to-four-week rhythm; the feature content is not visible from these entries.

◆Recent moves

  1. 25d ago

    coturn 4.18.0 Docker image released

    The third minor version in six weeks, published to all three registries. The image notes link out to the upstream changelog rather than listing what changed.

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  2. 1mo ago

    coturn 4.17.2 Docker image (patch)

    A second 4.17 patch image published 27 minutes after 4.17.1, which points to a quick follow-up fix rather than new capability.

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  3. 1mo ago

    coturn 4.17.1 Docker image (patch)

    The first patch image on the 4.17 line, five days after 4.17.0. It is part of fast-moving release work across the summer.

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  4. 1mo ago

    coturn 4.17.0 Docker image released

    A new minor version a week after 4.16.0, published as container images. It marks the start of the faster release rhythm visible through August and September.

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  5. 2mo ago

    coturn 4.16.0 Docker image released

    The earliest tracked minor release, setting the baseline for the multi-registry Docker packaging that every later version follows.

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