RabbitMQ - Performance TuningWhat triggers a memory alarm in RabbitMQ?AWhen the network latency is highBWhen the disk space is below 50%CWhen the CPU usage is above 90%DWhen the node's memory usage exceeds a configured thresholdCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand memory alarm conditionsMemory alarms trigger when RabbitMQ detects that the node's memory usage is too high.Step 2: Identify the correct triggerOnly the memory usage threshold exceeding triggers a memory alarm, not disk space, CPU, or network.Final Answer:When the node's memory usage exceeds a configured threshold -> Option DQuick Check:Memory alarm trigger = Exceeding memory threshold [OK]Quick Trick: Memory alarms depend on memory usage, not disk or CPU [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing disk space with memory usageThinking CPU or network triggers memory alarms
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