Ben, could you please share the code?

Hey Bartosz,

private void CreateImageInBlob(IContentMedia contentImage, string imageInfo, Stream resizedImages)
{
    var imageBlobContainer = _imageFile.BinaryDataContainer.Scheme + "://default/" + _imageFileName; //blob container folder name

    var blob = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<IBlobFactory>().CreateBlob(new Uri(imageBlobContainer), Path.GetExtension(_imageFile.Name));

    //some code to rename image blob from GUID to image name _ image size 
        
    blob.Write(resizedImages); //image blob is created
            
    contentImage.BinaryData = blob;
    _contentRepository.Save(contentImage, SaveAction.Publish);
}

Is this even possible? If not, what are your recomendation to get to simillar suitable solution.

I was just looking at the source code last week and the blob provider creates a new Guid.NewGuid() for the filename and it is not overwritable unfortunately.  From their source

public static Uri NewBlobIdentifier(Uri container, string extension)
{
    Validator.ThrowIfNull("container", container);
    Validator.ThrowIfNullOrEmpty("extension", extension);
    ValidateIdentifier(container, false);
    if (Path.GetExtension(extension) != extension)
    {
        throw new ArgumentException("Not a valid file extension", extension);
    }
    return new Uri(container, container.AbsolutePath + "/" + GuidToUriString(Guid.NewGuid()) + extension);
}

Yep, I notice that the NewBlobIdentifier function is called when writing to a newly created blob. 

Since it was just on creation I was hoping that the name would be rewritable after, if there is no other imput I guess that is the answer, thanks.