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You can use `pulumi.all()`, which is the most generic way, but also very verbose. If you're just looking to create an `Output&lt;string&gt;` from other `Output&lt;string&gt;`s, then `pulumi.interpolate` is the sugar on top, to make it more readable.

I decided to re-read the documentation. What I was missing was the `Output.Tuple&lt;...&gt;` which allows for various data types; which is effectively what I needed. Thanks!