[Solved] Identify the error in the following code snippet that attempts to restart a worker on crash: cluster.on('exit', (worker) => { cluster.fork(); }); | Node.js

Node.js - Cluster Module

Identify the error in the following code snippet that attempts to restart a worker on crash:

cluster.on('exit', (worker) => {
  cluster.fork();
});

AMissing parameters to check why worker exited

BCalling cluster.fork() inside exit event causes infinite forks

CNo error; code correctly restarts worker

DShould use worker.restart() instead of cluster.fork()

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check exit event parameters
The exit event provides (worker, code, signal) to understand exit reason.
Step 2: Importance of parameters
Without code or signal, you cannot decide if restart is needed or handle errors properly.
Final Answer:
Missing parameters to check why worker exited -> Option A
Quick Check:
Exit event needs parameters to handle restarts properly [OK]

Quick Trick: Use all exit event parameters to handle restarts safely [OK]

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