Hydration of blob through copying sets "Copying Status" to pending instead of the "Archive Status" to rehydrate-pending.

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CONTEXT:

I am rehydrating an archived blob by copying it in a different storage account of the same region.

COMMAND:

Using either of the possible options listed here: https://video2.skills-academy.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/archive-rehydrate-to-online-tier?tabs=azure-cli#rehydrate-a-blob-by-changing-its-tier

For example, through storage explorer.

OUTPUT:

The blob listed in the destination storage account has the copying_status set to "pending" and its tier set to the one requested during the input. The archive_status and the rehydrate_priority are however set to None, as opposed to what is described in the documentation.

QUESTION:

How can i get the archive_status and the rehydrate_priority in that case ?

KarishmaTiwari-MSFT 19,872 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2024-09-04T03:55:17.29+00:00
@PGab The issue you’re encountering with the archive_status and rehydrate_priority being set to None might be due to the timing of the status check. Here are some steps to ensure you get the correct status:

Wait for the Copy Operation to Complete: The archive_status and rehydrate_priority might not be set until the copy operation is fully completed. Ensure that the copy operation has finished before checking these properties.

Check Blob Properties: Use the Azure CLI or PowerShell to check the properties of the blob after the copy operation is complete. For example, using Azure CLI:
az storage blob show --container-name <container-name> --name <blob-name> --account-name <account-name>
This command should return the properties, including archive_status and rehydrate_priority.

Use the Correct API Version: Ensure that you are using a compatible API version that supports these properties. The latest versions of Azure Storage APIs should include these properties.

Rehydrate Priority Header: When initiating the rehydration, make sure to set the x-ms-rehydrate-priority header to either Standard or High. This can be done using the Azure CLI or REST API.

Let me know in the comments and I can investigate further.
PGab 0 Reputation points

2024-09-10T15:27:53.38+00:00
Thank you for your answer @KarishmaTiwari-MSFT
Following your guidelines I get the following:

If I wait for the copy to finish, archive_status and rehydrate_status are None, and copy_status is "success".

If I check during the copy, same result except copy_status is "pending"

I have a None rehydrate_priority for both cases.

Tested with 1Kb and 3Gb files

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