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The better way to do this is to set parent/child relationships, or at least depends_on relationships. if you have a, b, and c, with no relationships but c depends on b which depends on a, and you run pulumi up, it'll create a, and fail b, and c. You run it again, it creates b, fails c. With proper dependencies, b won't run until after a is complete, and c won't run until b is complete. It should work properly in reverse on destroys, too.