That fits the WORM profile that I suggested. During normal operation, the disk IOPS is the bottleneck. The network only becomes the bottleneck during repair/fai

That fits the WORM profile that I suggested. During normal operation, the disk IOPS is the bottleneck. The network only becomes the bottleneck during repair/failure states. Even scrubbing falls under disk IOPS and not network. At least that's what I've found in EC clusters. Replicated clusters might be different.