RabbitMQ - ClusteringWhat is the effect of setting cluster_partition_handling to 'autoheal' in a RabbitMQ cluster after a network partition?AThe cluster ignores the partition and continues independentlyBThe cluster automatically resolves the partition and merges dataCThe cluster deletes all queues on minority nodesDThe cluster shuts down all nodes until manual interventionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand 'autoheal' behaviorThis setting enables automatic resolution and data merging after partitions.Step 2: Identify the effect on the clusterThe cluster heals itself by merging queues and resuming normal operation.Final Answer:The cluster automatically resolves the partition and merges data -> Option BQuick Check:autoheal = automatic partition resolution [OK]Quick Trick: autoheal merges data and heals partitions automatically [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming autoheal ignores partitionsThinking it deletes queues automaticallyBelieving it requires manual restart
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