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Are you trying to refer to existing vnet resource? Then you'd want this method instead: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/azure/network/getvirtualnetwork/

You should be able to provider a different provider to the

.Get

method.

yeah, I am refering to an existing vnet resource

nevermind... disregard me.. apparently I'm full of shit this week lol. Jan is right you need to use the method above which allows you to specify ResourceGroup in the method signature.

the provider is basically the same, both resources (ecisting and new) are in azure

@bored-oyster-3147 Yeah some resources has

.Get

method while package provides

get_resource

which is confusing because the behaviour is different

@great-sunset-355 one more quick question: I refactored my code to this. Apparently, I always need to use

APPLY

to extract any attributes?

// retrieve network
        var virtualNetwork = Network.GetVirtualNetwork.InvokeAsync(new Network.GetVirtualNetworkArgs
        {
            VirtualNetworkName = config.Network.Vnet.Key,
            ResourceGroupName = config.Network.Vnet.Value,
        });

        var subnetMgmt = new Network.Subnet(config.Security.SubnetMgmtName, new Network.SubnetArgs()
        {
            VirtualNetworkName = virtualNetwork.Name,  
            ResourceGroupName = resourceGroupVnet.Name,      
            AddressPrefix = config.Security.SubnetMgmtAddressPrefix,
            Name = config.Security.SubnetMgmtName,
            PrivateEndpointNetworkPolicies = "Disabled"
        });

so in .NET you use the

.InvokeAsync

methods like this:

var virtualNetwork = Output.Create(Network.GetVirtualNetwork.InvokeAsync(...));