Hey everyone, I might be thinking about this wrong but I am wondering the best way to go about getting our GCP Cloud SQL Connection Name after we deploy our infrastructure. Our Database migration script will run in Github Actions and it will need the Connection Name. Is there a way to grab it from Pulumi? Or should we just store it in the secrets manager?

Storing it in a cloud vault is a viable option and makes it visible to tools and services that don't have access to the build or Pulumi CLI. But if your migration script is being called from somewhere with access to the Pulumi CLI, you can export the value from the Pulumi program, and call

pulumi stack output

to get those exported values

export const connectionName = ...

is how you create a stack output.

pulumi stack output connectionName --secret

will get you the value from the command line (if it contains secrets). If it's a secret, storing in Secrets Manager is also a valid approach.

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Thanks @little-cartoon-10569 and @stocky-restaurant-98004! I will give it a try with using

pulumi stack output