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#azure question, is it bad practice to use the normal azure provider and the azure native provider in combination when writing azure pulumi code?
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not at all!
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Okay cool, thank you for the confirmation. It does seem like you want to define as many sub resources inside a major resource as possible to help avoid churn. That seems to have been our major issue.
In our case we were attempting to add active directory admins to a sql server in a separate statement after the sql server declaration. The sql server declaration was native and the active directory was not. Combining them into one statement seems to avoid unnecessary delete/replaces.