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That's pretty contrary to what pulumi wants you to do (which is why its hard). A stack owns a resource, meaning its responsible for creation &amp; destruction, or it refers to an existing resource (in which case it does not create/destroy that resource).

Not arguing about your approach, just that pulumi is going to make that hard. Pulumi really wants you to manage all those shared resources in their own stack.