RabbitMQ - ClusteringWhy does RabbitMQ recommend having at least one disc node in a cluster?ATo speed up message delivery across the clusterBTo automatically balance load between nodesCTo prevent RAM nodes from joining the clusterDTo ensure cluster state is durable and recoverable after restartsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand disc node purposeDisc nodes save cluster state on disk, making it durable and recoverable.Step 2: Contrast with other optionsDisc nodes do not speed delivery, prevent RAM nodes, or balance load automatically.Final Answer:To ensure cluster state is durable and recoverable after restarts -> Option DQuick Check:Disc node ensures durability and recovery [OK]Quick Trick: Disc nodes keep cluster state safe on disk [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking disc nodes speed up deliveryBelieving disc nodes block RAM nodesAssuming disc nodes balance load automatically
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