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You would essentially export the object in your infra stack, and then use a StackReference inside your other projects.
c
can that be used with awsx?
I'm guessing not
b
Yes StackReference is a Pulumi with thing
It’s built into the core
You can even (theoretically) export resources created in python for use in other applications written in a different language
c
I've done 
aws.alb.LoadBalancer.get
using the 
arn
, but you can't mix it with awsx
b
Mmmhhh
Can you open an issue in Pulumi-aws with a recreation of this and I can take a look?
c
thanks 🙌
I must admit, this is my first time experimenting with pulumi partypus
s
Hello, I've got exactly same concept now, did you found a good way of doing it @colossal-tent-75408 ?
c
Unfortunately not, I've found a way to simplify the process and keep the costs down, although it is still not ideal. The ALB is still very much a manual process, but I've moved to EKS to help simplify deployments. The "core infra" manages the EKS cluster and exports the 
kubeconfig
, then each app is able to deploy to it using a 
StackReference
. In order to work with the ALB, I expose each app via a specific port. It's messy for now, but I'm looking at configuring a service like Traefik to manage routing within kubernetes
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