NIFI-15969 Fixed PutS3Object multipart upload data corruption for concurrent FlowFiles with same S3 key#11279
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…current FlowFiles with same S3 key Previously the multipart upload state was tracked using only the processor identifier, bucket name, and object key. When two FlowFiles with the same name were uploaded concurrently to the same bucket, they shared the same state tracking key, causing parts from different uploads to be interleaved and resulting in a corrupt S3 object. Included the FlowFile UUID in the state tracking key so each FlowFile maintains its own independent multipart upload state. Retries of the same FlowFile retain the same UUID and continue to benefit from state resumption. A FlowFile with a new UUID starts a fresh upload rather than inheriting stale state.
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NIFI-15969 Fixed PutS3Object multipart upload data corruption for concurrent FlowFiles with same S3 key.
Previously the multipart upload state was tracked using only the processor identifier, bucket name, and object key. When two FlowFiles with the same name were uploaded concurrently to the same bucket, they shared the same state tracking key, causing parts from different uploads to be interleaved and resulting in a corrupt S3 object.
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Included the FlowFile UUID in the state tracking key so each FlowFile maintains its own independent multipart upload state. Retries of the same FlowFile retain the same UUID and continue to benefit from state resumption. A FlowFile with a new UUID starts a fresh upload rather than inheriting stale state.
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