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Is there a way to access the "raw" request, pulumi sends to azure-native? I guess it would be something like a ARM JSON. But the closest I could find were entries from 'log.go' by using `pulumi up --logtostderr -v=10`

I need this information for the Azure support, as it is not sure whether a missing/incomplete property of a Stream Analytics Job is caused by Pulumi or Azure...

I thought pulumi under the covers generates terraform. Downside of abstraction layers sometimes :slightly_smiling_face:

No, the Azure-native provider doesn't depend on terraform

Does pulumi python SDK send ARM templates by using GO in the end? Do you have any idea how I can access this ARMT?

I _thought_ Pulumi was interacting with the REST api tbh but the docs mention it interacts with Azure Resource Manager. The providers are open source so you could have a dig around but I'm hoping someone more knowledge might know the answer more definitely.
tagging <@UB39JFCKC> as he'll probably know for sure (BTW, hi Mikhail :wave: !)

Hi <@U03R1FLR63W> and all!
Azure Native sends requests directly to Azure APIs, without ARM templates. I think it's called Azure Resource Manager REST APIs, so both "REST API" and "Azure Resource Manager" are kind of correct.
&gt; by using `pulumi up --logtostderr -v=10`
That's probably the only way to see raw requests and response. The full command I use is
`pulumi up --skip-preview --yes --debug -v=9 --logtostderr --logflow`

Thanks a lot! I found an interestingly looking REST request in the log and hope that it will solve the issue with Azure/Pulumi :slightly_smiling_face: