Optimal shard size & self-heal algorithm for VM hosting?

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Hey guys,
 I keep seeing different recommendations for the best shard sizes for VM images, from 64MB to 512MB.

What's the benefit of smaller v larger shards?
I'm guessing smaller shards are quicker to heal, but larger shards will provide better sequential I/O for single clients? Anything else?

I also usually see "cluster.data-self-heal-algorithm: full" is generally recommended in these cases. Why not "diff"? Is it simply to reduce CPU load when there's plenty of excess network capacity?

Thanks in advance,
Doug
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