RabbitMQ - ClusteringGiven a cluster with one disc node and one RAM node, what happens if the RAM node restarts?AThe disc node loses state insteadBThe RAM node recovers its state from diskCThe RAM node loses its state and rejoins emptyDBoth nodes lose their stateCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand RAM node restart behaviorRAM nodes keep state in memory only, so restarting causes loss of state.Step 2: Confirm disc node state persistenceDisc nodes store state on disk and keep it after restart, so only RAM node loses state.Final Answer:The RAM node loses its state and rejoins empty -> Option CQuick Check:RAM node restart = loses state [OK]Quick Trick: RAM nodes lose state on restart; disc nodes do not [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming RAM nodes recover state from diskThinking disc nodes lose state on RAM node restartBelieving both nodes lose state
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