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Does the record already exist?

@stocky-spoon-28903 it is created during the run. so no. but when i try to use it for

aws.lb.ListenerRule

in

conditions=[
        {
            "hostHeader": {
                "values": [route53_record.fqdn]
            }
        }

it works perfectly well. also I tried to use

depends on

with no luck. also during next runs, when the record is already created, i still get

<pulumi.output.Output object at 0x10d1c0780>

instead of the record value.

If you're getting it as an output from the resource you'll need to use

apply

@stocky-spoon-28903 i use apply. i tried

pulumi.Output.all(route53_record.fqdn).apply(lambda fqdn: fqdn),

and

route53_record.fqdn.apply(lambda fqdn: fqdn),

regarding your option

so something like 

record.fqdn.apply(lambda x: render_template({'sometihng': x})

i'm not sure i fully understand how to use it. i have a list of variables that i use to render the resulting json from the template, but the example, that you provided implies that there is only one variable -

record.fqdn

? or i misunderstood you ?

So there's no general way to extract a string from an output - you need to run the code you want to use the value in in the lambda for the output, and that will give you a transformed output.