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1. you shouldn't need to call `pulumi.output()`
2. if you created the `vpc` yourself (recommended), then you will need to create the subnet(s) as well. Then using `mySubnet.id` will work.

Have you had a look at the example repository? <https://github.com/pulumi/examples>

I did create a VPC with `awsx` which includes private and public subnets already I believe. I think I will just have to get those subnet IDs if I'm not wrong, I just don't know how.

At least in the newer (beta) versions of awsx, you can access subnets directly on your Vpc object, using `vpc.publicSubnetIds` and `vpc.privateSubnetIds`