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You shouldn't need to use getQueue if you already have a queue resource. getQueue is for loading an existing queue into state.

Hopefully all constructors of other resources that can take a queue ARN or id as a parameter, will be looking for an `Input&lt;string&gt;`, which you can get from the resource you've just created.

im just trying to get the URL specifically, since i need to pass it as an env var to my service. `aws.sqs.Queue` resource doesnt expose the `url` , but `getQueue` does. As a workaround i can pass the name of the queue to my service and then get its url in the service itself. Just seeing if there's a way to get it through pulumi :slightly_smiling_face:

You could make the name of queue an output of your stack, and then you could set your env var using aws cli? `aws sqs get-queue-url --queue-name $(pulumi stack output queueName)` or similar, should do it...

Or if you're using the automation API, you could do it all from code.