Suppose you want to build a web system. You know you have event-driven workloads. Could you use micro-services architecture to build your system? Why or why not?

Group of answer choices

You can use micro-services architecture for event-driven architecture and workloads.

Microservices could be used to implement either generator (e.g., publisher) or any of the consumers (e.g., subscribers) of the event, and they can use a messaging system for event ingestion.

You cannot use micro-services architecture for event-driven architecture and workloads.

This is because their tasks are usually large in size and small tasks are appropriate to implement in micro-services architecture.

You can use micro-services architecture for event-driven architecture and workloads.

This is because their tasks are usually limited in size of workload, scalability, and interaction, and such limited tasks are easy to implement in micro-services architecture.

You cannot use micro-services architecture for event-driven architecture and workloads.

Microservices could be used to implement either generator (e.g., publisher) or any of the consumers (e.g., subscribers) of the event, and they can use a messaging system for event ingestion.