It seems that when I push blobs to the container using multiple instances of the consumer that only a portion of them are processed. I think it has to do with the name of the blob helloworld#.txt. Where # is just a count and will be the same from each client, ex: helloworld0.txt will be uploaded by all clients and processed only once, it seems updates or duplicates are ignored.
Make sure to support deletes, perhaps allow setting the starting number and then one can use multiple clients making sure the values do not overlap. Or maybe if the content is different, they will not be considered the same and get a different ETAG.
It seems that when I push blobs to the container using multiple instances of the consumer that only a portion of them are processed. I think it has to do with the name of the blob helloworld#.txt. Where # is just a count and will be the same from each client, ex: helloworld0.txt will be uploaded by all clients and processed only once, it seems updates or duplicates are ignored.
Make sure to support deletes, perhaps allow setting the starting number and then one can use multiple clients making sure the values do not overlap. Or maybe if the content is different, they will not be considered the same and get a different ETAG.