LLD - Advanced LLD ConceptsYou are designing an event-driven system that must handle millions of events per second. Which approach best improves scalability?AUse multiple event queues with dedicated consumersBUse a single queue with one consumer threadCProcess events synchronously in the main threadDStore all events in a database before processingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand scalability needsMillions of events require parallel processing to avoid bottlenecks.Step 2: Evaluate approachesMultiple queues with dedicated consumers allow concurrent processing and better throughput.Final Answer:Use multiple event queues with dedicated consumers -> Option AQuick Check:Parallel queues = better scalability [OK]Quick Trick: Parallel queues and consumers boost throughput [OK]Common Mistakes:Using single queue limits throughputSynchronous processing blocks systemDatabase storage adds latency
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