← Back to context Comment by curiousgal 5 years ago They are all similar but in this particular case this is definitely BAML's Quartz. 7 comments curiousgal Reply simonh 5 years ago I think Minerva is clearly a reference to Athena. curiousgal 5 years ago Could be a misdirection because all of the rest fits Quartz to a tee.The Quartz database is called Sandra (referred to as Barbara here).The Quartz directed acyclic graph is called Dag (referred to as Dagger here)The Quartz job runner is called Bob (referred to as Walpole here which is a reference to Robert Warpole whose shortname is..Bob)These and the horrible proprietary IDE make it obvious which particular system he's describing. cbzbc 5 years ago How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB? 1 reply → simonh 5 years ago I think Athena has equivalents to all of these but I don't know what they're called. I only know Qz. 2 replies →
simonh 5 years ago I think Minerva is clearly a reference to Athena. curiousgal 5 years ago Could be a misdirection because all of the rest fits Quartz to a tee.The Quartz database is called Sandra (referred to as Barbara here).The Quartz directed acyclic graph is called Dag (referred to as Dagger here)The Quartz job runner is called Bob (referred to as Walpole here which is a reference to Robert Warpole whose shortname is..Bob)These and the horrible proprietary IDE make it obvious which particular system he's describing. cbzbc 5 years ago How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB? 1 reply → simonh 5 years ago I think Athena has equivalents to all of these but I don't know what they're called. I only know Qz. 2 replies →
curiousgal 5 years ago Could be a misdirection because all of the rest fits Quartz to a tee.The Quartz database is called Sandra (referred to as Barbara here).The Quartz directed acyclic graph is called Dag (referred to as Dagger here)The Quartz job runner is called Bob (referred to as Walpole here which is a reference to Robert Warpole whose shortname is..Bob)These and the horrible proprietary IDE make it obvious which particular system he's describing. cbzbc 5 years ago How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB? 1 reply → simonh 5 years ago I think Athena has equivalents to all of these but I don't know what they're called. I only know Qz. 2 replies →
cbzbc 5 years ago How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB? 1 reply →
simonh 5 years ago I think Athena has equivalents to all of these but I don't know what they're called. I only know Qz. 2 replies →
I think Minerva is clearly a reference to Athena.
Could be a misdirection because all of the rest fits Quartz to a tee.
The Quartz database is called Sandra (referred to as Barbara here).
The Quartz directed acyclic graph is called Dag (referred to as Dagger here)
The Quartz job runner is called Bob (referred to as Walpole here which is a reference to Robert Warpole whose shortname is..Bob)
These and the horrible proprietary IDE make it obvious which particular system he's describing.
How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB?
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I think Athena has equivalents to all of these but I don't know what they're called. I only know Qz.
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