I don't know if you read the blog post, but it demonstrates that the partition tolerant mode from the page you just linked is not actually, and that RabbitMQ, even in that mode, can't be used as a lock service.
I didn't see the part of the post about connections between clients and servers, but I was reading on mobile, so maybe I just missed it.
but it demonstrates that the partition tolerant mode from the page you just linked is not actually
I was talking about the part about picking a response to a partition detection event. In this case "ignore" (see "Recommendations" section), instead of "auto-heal" or "minority-pause".
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I don't know if you read the blog post, but it demonstrates that the partition tolerant mode from the page you just linked is not actually, and that RabbitMQ, even in that mode, can't be used as a lock service.
I didn't see the part of the post about connections between clients and servers, but I was reading on mobile, so maybe I just missed it.
I was talking about the part about picking a response to a partition detection event. In this case "ignore" (see "Recommendations" section), instead of "auto-heal" or "minority-pause".