RabbitMQ - ClusteringHow does RabbitMQ clustering combined with network partition handling improve high availability?AIt forces all nodes to shut down during network issues.BIt allows nodes to continue operating independently and sync later to avoid downtime.CIt disables message replication during partitions.DIt merges all queues into one node during partitions.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand network partition handling in clusteringNetwork partitions split nodes but clustering can allow nodes to operate independently to avoid downtime.Step 2: Identify how syncing works after partitionWhen network restores, nodes sync messages to keep data consistent.Final Answer:It allows nodes to continue operating independently and sync later to avoid downtime. -> Option BQuick Check:Partition handling = independent ops + later sync [OK]Quick Trick: Partition handling lets nodes work separately then sync [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking all nodes shut down on partitionAssuming replication stops during partitionBelieving queues merge into one node
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