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That is the only built-in way - via `pulumi stack output &lt;output-name&gt;`.

You could mark the output as secret to prevent the extra "clutter" during normal operations and then access secret outputs with `pulumi stack output &lt;output-name&gt; --show-secrets`.

Alternatively you could use <https://stedolan.github.io/jq/> to access arbitrary resource data - e.g.:

```pulumi stack export | jq '.deployment.resources[] | select(.urn=="&lt;resource-urn&gt;")'```

that's a great suggestion! will give it a try...

update: your suggestion work quite well <@UDEJ1F5SQ>, although I had to add --show-secrets in order for it to decrypt the secret properties. But that's okay. I'll also have to write a script to parse through the json element and append the desired outputs into a table, but that's also simply done :slightly_smiling_face:. Anyway, I really appreciate the suggestion