Azure automation runbooks(multiple) are not appending to same blob storage

Azure-learning 56 Reputation points
2022-10-31T05:59:48.037+00:00

Azure automation runbooks are not appending to same blob storage.
I have 5 runbooks from where I am sending log data to a common storage account blob file. as below

Set-AzStorageBlobContent -Container "data" -File "file" -Blob "$Year/$Month/$Day/status.csv" -Context $context -Force

but it is removing the content of other runbooks , it's not appending when running the powershell scripts using automation runbooks. it's just deleting previously written content from other
runbooks .
if I am trying the same powershell scripts from local (vscode), it's working fine . all the scripts are appending to same storage account. but when i am running using runbooks it's not appending.

please suggest

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  1. Azure-learning 56 Reputation points
    2022-10-31T06:35:13.393+00:00

    i have added append -Blobtype append also but it's not saving other jobs status that was written previously before the current run

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  2. Carlos Villagomez 1,031 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2022-11-01T20:46:25.573+00:00

    Hello @NGaur-3476,

    Thanks for your post! I have been doing some further investigation with our Automation Team and confirmed that when you have different process running, then you should output them to separate files and then append later. From what we understand for this scenario, it appears that this is a basic OS synchronization issue that occurs when different processes all try to write to the same file and thus causing a conflict that you are seeing.

    Please let us know if you are able to perform these changes and we are happy to help you further should you have any questions or concerns.

    Thanks!
    Carlos V.