Mention that more reads happen during backup and DR.
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@ -104,5 +104,5 @@ A lot of things affect the simple first-order model of performance you see here.
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* Not all CPUs are the same speed.
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* To keep up with the performance modeled above, your disk subsystem will need to do a little over 1 IOPS per write, and about 1 IOPS per (uncached) read.
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* Network performance tuning at the operating system level can be very important for both latency and throughput, especially in larger clusters.
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* Running DR and/or backup requires applying each mutation multiple times and will reduce throughput.
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* Running DR and/or backup requires applying each mutation multiple times and then reading those mutations from the database. Using either feature will reduce throughput.
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* See our :ref:`known-limitations <known limitations>` for other considerations which may affect performance.
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