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Create 2 resources, each with 1 provider, rather than 1 resource with 2 providers.

But more importantly, I think you actually want a dev and prod stack rather than 1 stack with 2 providers.

Something like:

```pulumi stack init dev
pulumi config set aws:region us-east-1
pulumi stack init prod
pulumi config set aws:region us-west-2
pulumi stack select dev
# write your program
pulumi up # deploy to dev
pulumi stack select prod
pulumi up # deploy to prod```
Also note that Pulumi will auto-name your resources so that you can deploy the same stack into the same account/region.

I know creating two resources is one solution but I am looking if there is anyway to create the same resource with two providers.

I am not using the same name (xyz is just for chat).

I know creating two stacks but requirement here is different. First this stack is actually not part of prod/dev. Second I need to replicate the buckets so I want to keep the name almost same.

The autonaming will still be human-readable, but will have a hex hash on the end, e.g. "my-bucket-5489ae"

And no, you can't create the same resource with 2 providers. That's actually 2 resources. BUT... you're using a real programming language, so you can use a loop!

The provider is part of what uniquely identifies a resource. 2 different providers, e.g. in 2 regions, is 2 actual buckets.

Ok so you mean there is no native way like using array or list?

Do you think this can be added a feature requirement?

No, because again - that's 2 separate resources.

You could also make a ComponentResource and pass it a provider. (They're analogous to Terraform modules.)

But I would just start with a function or a loop.