# Rierino Packages While Core package provides ability to implement database operation heavy use cases, Core+ adds decision automation and more advanced security & integration features. Comparison of key actions that are supported by both packages is as follows:

Action	Core	Core+
Write Data	true	true
Read Data	true	true
Query Data	true	true
Apply Rules	true	true
Call Rest API	true	true
Generate Text/Html	true	true
Parse Html	true	true
Generate Secrets	true	true
Orchestrate User Task	true	true
Perform File Operation	true	true
Run Shell Command	true	true
Send/Receive Emails	true	true
Run Scripts	true	true
Run Java Code	true	true
Run Java Package	true	true
Orchestrate Saga	true	true
Execute Predefined Actions	true	true
Loop Each Entry	true	true
Run Multiple Steps	true	true
Buffer Payloads	true	true
Merge Parallel Steps	true	true
Log Event	true	true
Send Event	true	true
Validate Event	true	true
Transform Event	true	true
Perform DB Transaction	true	true
Trigger Runner Command	true	true
Do Nothing	true	true
Modify Role Data	true	true
Enrich Role Data	true	true
Convert Pulse to Journal	true	true
Sessionize	true	true
Score LangChain Models	true	true
Service MCP Requests	true	true
Service A2A Requests	true	true
Perform Text Embedding	true	true
Consume Web of Things	true	true
Authenticate (State Based)	true	true
Authenticate (Keycloak)	false	true
Apply Advanced Rules	false	true
Calculate Real-time Metrics	false	true
Score ML Models	false	true
Run Python Procedure	false	true
Generate Excel	false	true
Generate PDF	false	true
Call SOAP API	false	true
Integrate with Camel	false	true

Similar to actions, there are additional systems that are supported by Core+ when compared to Core package:

System	Core	Core+
Memory States & Caches	true	true
File Based States	true	true
File System Services	true	true
MongoDB	true	true
Redis	true	true
SQL Based RDBMS	true	true
etcd	true	true
Vault	true	true
CRUD as Database	true	true
Elasticsearch	false	true
Debezium	false	true
Odata as Database	false	true

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