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You’d have to write custom code if you need that. As soon as Azure reports the resource as success, it’s provisioned for Pulumi and we don’t know anything about “started”.

Wouldn't the output  `availability_state` provide something?

Whatever the output value is, it would resolve at the time when provisioning is done and won’t change until the next refresh or update operation.

Valid point, but was wondering if one could use `getWebApp`   and hence the `availability_state`   and then chain the dependency

that is indeed an interesting idea, <@U02UEF1HTPH>, I will try that and give feedback if it works. will take a day, though, probably.