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It depends. I assume you're doing something like:

const a = new azure.storage.Account("my-account");
const c = new azure.storage.Container("my-container", {storageAccountName: a.name});

In this case, since you are taking a property of a resource (what we call an Output Property, and is typed as Output<string> in ts) and passing it as an "input" to another resource, Pulumi should detect the dependency there and wait until the account has been created before trying to create the container. If it doesn't that's a bug somewhere on our end, most likely. If you aren't passing the name property explicitly, then we can't auto-detect the dependency information. Every resource takes an opts parameter, and that parameter has a property called dependsOn which is a set of URNs that you depend on, if you need to add an explicit dependency.

ok thanks, I'll try the dependsOn, I did find that in the docs, I'll let you know if it functions as expected or if there's something else going on.

Yeah. If you have an Output, you have to use .apply() to get at the underlying value. Note that the code in the apply only runs when the value is “known”, so it may not always run during a preview (ie when you have not yet created the resource).

ok thanks, I'll try it out.. Also, the "dependsOn" worked when passing in the storage account to the container resource 👍