priam

A cursory look at Byte Magazine from September of 1987: a 233MB Priam hard drive for $2888 dollars.

Yes opscenter, netlfix's priam, Cassandra cluster manager and the usual monitoring stuff, Datadog in our case.

I had to buy a dev PC: a PC-AT 286 with a toggle switch on the back that allowed it to run a 6MHz or 8MHz; a 60MB Priam hard drive - one of the fastest available; and I think it had 2MB of RAM, though of course you could only use 640K with the rest usable as a RAM disk or disk cache.

This allows cluster management tools (such as Priam) to control the token allocation first, and then re-start Cassandra.

The one he finally settled on and brought "Priam's Treasure" from was much older, long before the era of the fabled Trojan war.

He refuses to return the body to Hector's father, Priam, who comes to beg for it.

For those not in the know Agamemnon took Cassandra (daughter of Priam king of Troy) as his concubine in the Iliad, hence the "on" pun.

Not only do they use it, but they've provided tons of excellent tools for it (Astyanax, Priam) and blog about it very frequently.

Wonder who allegorized as the customer for them, say Priam, Hector or Cassandra?

He refused to hand it over to Priam, Hector's father, the king of Troy, when he, an old man, came begging on his knees in grief asking for Achilles to do the right thing by the gods.

The two archetypal Western ancient fictions, the Iliad and Odyssey, display emotion front and center: Agammenon's greed and jealousy, the love between Achilles and Patrocles (and the former's rage at the latter's death), and Priam's mourning all come to mind.

The one he finally settled on and brought "Priam's Treasure" from was much older, long before the era of the fabled Trojan war.

For those not in the know Agamemnon took Cassandra (daughter of Priam king of Troy) as his concubine in the Iliad, hence the "on" pun.

This allows cluster management tools (such as Priam) to control the token allocation first, and then re-start Cassandra.

He refuses to return the body to Hector's father, Priam, who comes to beg for it.

Not only do they use it, but they've provided tons of excellent tools for it (Astyanax, Priam) and blog about it very frequently.