Replication in distributed key-value stores makes scheduling more challenging, as it introduces processing set restrictions, which limits the number of machines that can process a given task. We focus on the online minimization of the maximum response time in such systems, that is, we aim at bounding the latency of each task. When processing sets have no structure, Anand et al. (Algorithmica, 2017) derive a strong lower bound on the competitiveness of the problem: no online scheduling algorithm can have a competitive ratio smaller than $Ω$($m$), where $m$ is the number of machines. In practice, data replication schemes are regular, and structured processing sets may make the problem easier to solve. We derive new lower bounds for various co...