Merge pull request #97192 from sangling/main

Update premium-storage-performance.md

Author: Jak-MS

articles/virtual-machines/premium-storage-performance.md

@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ For more information on VM sizes and on the IOPS, throughput, and latency availa
 | **VM size** |Use a VM size that offers IOPS greater than your application requirement. |Use a VM size with throughput limit greater than your application requirement. |Use a VM size that offers scale limits greater than your application requirement. |
 | **Disk size** |Use a disk size that offers IOPS greater than your application requirement. |Use a disk size with Throughput limit greater than your application requirement. |Use a disk size that offers scale limits greater than your application requirement. |
 | **VM and Disk Scale Limits** |IOPS limit of the VM size chosen should be greater than total IOPS driven by storage disks attached to it. |Throughput limit of the VM size chosen should be greater than total Throughput driven by premium storage disks attached to it. |Scale limits of the VM size chosen must be greater than total scale limits of attached premium storage disks. |
-| **Disk Caching** |Enable ReadOnly Cache on premium storage disks with Read heavy operations to get higher Read IOPS. |   |Enable ReadOnly Cache on premium storage disks with Ready heavy operations to get very low Read latencies. |
+| **Disk Caching** |Enable ReadOnly Cache on premium storage disks with Read heavy operations to get higher Read IOPS. |   |Enable ReadOnly Cache on premium storage disks with Read heavy operations to get very low Read latencies. |
 | **Disk Striping** |Use multiple disks and stripe them together to get a combined higher IOPS and Throughput limit. The combined limit per VM should be higher than the combined limits of attached premium disks. |   |   |
 | **Stripe Size** |Smaller stripe size for random small IO pattern seen in OLTP applications. For example, use stripe size of 64 KB for SQL Server OLTP application. |Larger stripe size for sequential large IO pattern seen in Data Warehouse applications. For example, use 256 KB stripe size for SQL Server Data warehouse application. |   |
 | **Multithreading** |Use multithreading to push higher number of requests to Premium Storage that will lead to higher IOPS and Throughput. For example, on SQL Server set a high MAXDOP value to allocate more CPUs to SQL Server. |   |   |