In designing a database schema for a MongoDB application that handles user-generated content, such as posts and comments, a data modeler is considering the most efficient way to store comments related to each post to optimize read operations, as the application experiences significantly more reads than writes. The application requires frequent retrieval of posts along with their associated comments. What pattern should the data modeler use to store comments in relation to posts, and why?

In an e-commerce application, the main entity Product includes details such as name, description, and price. Each Product can have multiple Review documents, which include ratings and customer comments. The application frequently displays products along with their reviews. How should the developer optimize the schema for read performance?

In the process of optimizing a MongoDB schema for a social media application that features user profiles, posts, and interactions (likes, comments), a data modeler is evaluating the use of embedded documents versus referencing. Considering the application experiences frequent reads and writes on user interactions, and the volume of interactions is high: What is the primary advantage of embedding user interactions directly within user documents instead of referencing them in separate collections?

Regarding MongoDB schema design and document structure, which two of the following statements are accurate?

A startup is designing a new MongoDB database to store user information and their respective device data. Each user can have multiple devices, and each device can generate daily usage statistics. The startup's application needs to frequently access a user's profile and their device's latest usage statistics. Considering scalability, efficiency, and security, which data model would best suit the startup's requirements?