It sounds like you're using the old v1.0 authentication method as shown in the API docs here . Doing so will always return your default storage location. However, with v2.0 of the API auth system as described here the authentication response will contain two different Cloud Files endpoint URLs, one for each data center.
These both point to the same API, though, so all of your other Cloud Files-related code should "just work" if you swap out your authentication code.
After further analysis, I discovered that the X-Storage-Url that was issued after authenticating was storage101.dfw1.clouddrive.com. The dfw1 indicates the data center in Dallas, but the containers I created were in Chicago. To confirm that this was the problem, I created a container at the Dallas data center and tried again – everything worked fine.
I submitted a ticket to Rackspace to have my default storage location changed to Chicago. Everything is working now.
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