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<@U03CLBPHR0D> yep that works!

there’s two approaches in here:

<https://github.com/jaxxstorm/pulumi-examples/blob/main/typescript/aws/s3-cloudfront/index.ts>

I was going to suggest `pulumi.interpolate` as well. :slightly_smiling_face:

thanks, I didn’t know about `.all().apply` approach, I think I like `.output().apply` the most as there’s less repeating value names

previously I’d used `pulumi.interpolate` but kept getting errors as the JSON syntax has to be exact - you must quote all object keys, no trailing commas, etc. And the worst part was you wouldn’t find out about the syntax error until you go to run `up` … and even then it wouldn’t tell you the location of the error, so you’d have to visually scan potentially hundreds of lines of policy JSON to try and find where you did or didn’t leave a comma hehe.