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stacks are single threaded for good reason, if multiple people are deploying to the same stack, you’re sending multiple API calls that are likely different.

You likely want to have personal stacks for development and testing and then move those changes into a account defined “production” stack

it's possible to deploy multiple stacks to the same AWS account right? are there any best practices I should know to differentiate different stacks deployed on the same AWS acc?

yes absolutely, things should be autonamed in a way that means they don’t clash, unless you set explicit names on resources

you can always infer the stack name in the resource, get using `get_stack` and including it in your resource name

<@UCWG26BH7> is there a cheap way to have two folks share a stack? we have a pretty small team and I think we'd be ok holding a lock on a stack while someone is making changes

(also :wave: , kasi and I are the small team)

this is how it currently works, you can work on the same stack, and if someone does `pulumi up` on a stack that is currently running an `up` on something, it will tell you that it’s locked

the root of the problem is, how do I grant Kasi access to a stack in our organization?

he's in our organization `pushcashco` but doesn't have access to any of the stacks i've created

I believe you'll want a team token for this: <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/pulumi-cloud/access-management/access-tokens/#team-access-tokens>

(Organization tokens are also covered in that same page.)

thanks <@U02FZC2RE0Y> i'll give that a look :pray:

I don’t think that’s right <@U02FZC2RE0Y>.

can you both run `pulumi stack ls -a` and make sure the lists match up, if you’d like to DM them to me, feel free to do that

will do, I think <@U05USFJSZ54> may have run to an appointment but will check in

```➜  pulumi git:(branchname) pulumi stack ls -a
NAME  LAST UPDATE  RESOURCE COUNT  URL```

(nothing)

<@U05E42L2BDE> can you screenshot your teams page? <https://app.pulumi.com/pushcashco/members>

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<@U05USFJSZ54> what is the output of `pulumi whoami` ?

```➜  pulumi git:(branchname) pulumi whoami 
kasi```

That’s a different account name than the ones that’s assigned to the team 

oh ok I logged in as kasi-pushcash and it worked :sweat_smile: thanks for the help!