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Hello guys, good afternoon!
I’m trying to *get the primary_access_key from a storage account that was created  with azure_native* but I’m completely lost.
I tried to use the “list_storage_account” to see it but it returns the entire output and I don’t know how to access only to the primary key value since it can’t be accessed through an index.

Anybody knows how to access to the primary_access_key from that azure_native storage account?

```Note:
This is the output I get from list_storage_account

Outputs:
  + name    : {
      + keys: [
      +     [0]: {
              + creation_time: "2021-08-06T00:13:40.4886860Z"
              + key_name     : "key1"
              + permissions  : "FULL"
              + value        : "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
            }
      +     [1]: {
              + creation_time: "2021-08-06T00:13:40.4886860Z"
              + key_name     : "key2"
              + permissions  : "FULL"
              + value        : "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
            }
        ]
    }```

I doh't see a `list_storage_account` call? I see `list_storage_account_keys` ?

Thanks for the reply!
This is how I list the keys:
```list_storage_account = azure_native.storage.list_storage_account_keys(
    account_name=scrubout.name,
    resource_group_name=resource_group.name   
)```


okay, what do you want to do with the values now you're retirved them? pass them to another resource?

I just need the primary storage key but I get the entire output, so I don’t know if theres a method to get only the primary access key, the first one

```The storage account was created using azure_native.storage.StorageAccount()```

i assume the primary key is the first result in the array, which you'll need to use an `apply` to access

it looks like the arm API doesn't have primary key for storage account keys? I can't find it in the spec

this is a C# example, notice it accesses the first element of the returned array
<https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/ce1f4a917a4c74862827a7bfd4bb31b4b847e6ba/azure-cs-functions/FunctionsStack.cs#L131-L147>

Yes, it is the first result in the array but I can’t access to it, it is just not “suscriptable”.

```  pulumi.export("name", list_storage_account[0])
    TypeError: 'AwaitableListStorageAccountKeysResult' object is not subscriptable```

Yes because as I just said, you need to use an apply 

Ok, I’ll cheeck the C# example you provided :thumbsup_all: