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I'm administering 3 clusters RabbitMQ versions 3.10 and 3.11 in a production environment. I wasn't the one who installed those clusters. I had to solve a production incident, involving partition. Using RabbitMQ documentation, I determined the best parameter for our production environment is

cluster_partition_handling = pause_minority

I then entered this parameter in each config file on each node

I tested all CLI tools and went through all menus in the GUI, but I didn't find any clue this parameter is actually taken into account

Considering it's a production environment, I can not play "turn off a node and see what happens"

Where can I display a report, specifying this partition handling is the current one?

I tested all CLI tools and went through all menus in the GUI, but I didn't find any clue this parameter is actually taken into account

Considering it's a production environment, I can not play "turn off a node and see what happens"

Where can I display a report, specifying this partition handling is the current one?

Edit: I found the answer, it was hidden in the result of

sudo rabbitmqctl environment
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