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It looks like the output from `foobar.id` is a <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/linode/nodebalancer/#:~:text=id%0Astr,managed%20resource|string>, but `nodebalancer_id` <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/linode/nodebalancerconfig/#nodebalancer_id_python|expects> an `int` as the input.

You’ll have to do something like:
```foobar = linode.NodeBalancer("foobar",
    label="mynodebalancer",
    region="us-east",
    client_conn_throttle=20)
foofig = linode.NodeBalancerConfig("foofig",
    nodebalancer_id=foobar.id.apply(lambda x: int(x)),
    port=8088,
    protocol="http",
    check="http",
    check_path="/foo",
    check_attempts=3,
    check_timeout=30,
    stickiness="http_cookie",
    algorithm="source")```

thanks I was just trying a similar solution!

confirmed there are several type issues with the entire linode library. Makes the code a bit messy to work with. I'll try to open an issue on github tomorrow

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-linode/issues/140>