> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.akamas.io/akamas-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.akamas.io/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs.md).

# Optimization Packs

This section documents Akamas out-of-the-box optimization packs.

| Optimization Pack                                                                          | Support for applications                              |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| [Linux](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/linux-pack.md)                     | based on Linux operating system                       |
| [MS DotNet](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/dotnet-pack.md)                | based on MS .Net technology                           |
| [Java Open JDK](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/java-openjdk-pack.md)      | based on OpenJDK and Oracle HotSpot JVM               |
| [Eclipse OpenJ9](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/openj9-pack.md)           | based on Eclipse OpenJ9 VM (formerly known as IBM J9) |
| [NodeJS](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/nodejs-pack.md)                   | based on NodeJS                                       |
| [GO](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/go-pack.md)                           | based on GO runtime (aka Golang)                      |
| [Web Application](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/web-application-pack.md) | exposed as web applications                           |
| [Docker](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/docker-pack.md)                   | based on Docker containters                           |
| [Kubernetes](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/kubernetes-pack.md)           | based on Kubernetes containters                       |
| [WebSphere](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/websphere-pack.md)             | based on WebSphere middleware                         |
| [Spark](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/spark-pack.md)                     | based on Apache Spark middleware                      |
| [PostgreSQL](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/postgresql-pack.md)           | based on PostgreSQL database                          |
| [Cassandra](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/cassandra-pack.md)             | based on Cassandra database                           |
| [MySQL](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/mysql-pack.md)                     | based on MySQL database                               |
| [Oracle Database](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/oracle-database-pack.md) | based on Oracle database                              |
| [MongoDB](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/mongodb-pack.md)                 | based on MongoDB database                             |
| [Elasticsearch](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/elasticsearch-pack.md)     | based on Elasticsearch database                       |
| [AWS](/akamas-docs/3.5.0/reference/optimization-packs/aws-pack.md)                         | based on AWS EC2 or Lambda resources                  |


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