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yes, it is .   My objective is:
I need to create an API for API Gateway using a standard OpenAI file that without the x-amazon extension, and after it is successfully created, I will use Pulumi to retrieve the resources of the created API and add integrations to each resource using the Pulumi API.

why arer you using `get_resource` ? it returns the same properties as the creation of the resource

Im guessing you are in a similar situation than `initialize a database` described here <https://www.pulumi.com/blog/deploying-mysql-schemas-using-dynamic-providers/>

<@UCWG26BH7> good question! Actually, I created the `apigateway` `API` using an `openapi` file, as shown in my previous code. so I cannot access `api.resource` from the returned API object because it was not created using the method `aws.apigateway.resource()`.
Next, I need to create an integration for a specific resource, like this:
```aws.apigateway.integration(
    rest_api=rest_api,       resource=HERE_I_NEED_A_RESOURCE_OBJECT,
    xxx,
)```

<@U0549PEEXNV> I am reading you page, when I finshed , I will reply you

Hi, all , I found a simple way to do this , just use `apigateway.get_resource_output` instead of `apigateway.get_resource`,  but this docs don’t make this clear.
```rest_api = aws.apigateway.RestApi(
    resource_name="login",
    name="login",
    body=ApiFile("login.yaml").body,
)

resource = aws.apigateway.get_resource_output(
    rest_api_id=rest_api.id,
    path="/login",     
)```