LLD - Design — Food Delivery SystemHow would you combine an order tracking state machine with an event-driven architecture to improve scalability?APoll the database continuously to check for state changesBEmbed all state logic inside a single monolithic serviceCUse events to trigger state transitions asynchronously via message queuesDUse synchronous HTTP calls for every state transitionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand event-driven architecture benefitsIt decouples components and handles tasks asynchronously, improving scalability.Step 2: Apply this to state machineUsing message queues to trigger state changes allows distributed processing and better load handling.Final Answer:Use events to trigger state transitions asynchronously via message queues -> Option CQuick Check:Async events + queues = scalable state transitions [OK]Quick Trick: Async events improve scalability in state machines [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing monoliths limits scalabilityPolling wastes resourcesSynchronous calls block processing
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