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There is, but you probably shouldn't use it. You can use the

apply()

method on the output, which takes a function as a parameter, and the password value will be available inside that function (but not at the top level).

Hi @little-cartoon-10569, I want to use a random password resource with pulumi and send it as string to other function that should read this and put in file I tried to use with apply but unfortunately none of the tries succeed. do you able to solve any kind of this similar issue?

You cannot pass it as a string to another function, except from within an apply. And ideally you should not do that. What sort of function takes the password parameter? If it is a Pulumi constructor, you don't need a string, the output will do fine. If it is anything else, you should either change it (to be a Pulumi constructor), or use an apply. There are many examples of using apply, in the documentation and in the examples repo (https://github.com/Pulumi/examples).