Which of the below mentioned options is a right use case for the PIOPS EBS volume?

Explanations:

EBS PIOPS volumes are not typically used for analytics workloads as they often involve large sequential read operations, which can be handled by lower-cost, general-purpose volumes.

While EBS PIOPS can be used for system boot volumes, it is often unnecessary as boot volumes usually require lower IOPS, making standard SSD volumes sufficient.

MongoDB is a database that can benefit significantly from high IOPS, especially under heavy read/write operations. PIOPS volumes are designed for applications requiring consistent and low-latency performance.

Log processing often involves sequential reads and writes, which can be effectively managed by standard EBS volumes. High IOPS are not typically needed for this use case.