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hey Doug, welcome! yes, that returns a promise. You need to use

.then

to resolve it:

const vpc = awsClassic.ec2.getVpcs({
    tags: {
        env: "staging"
    }
});

// Export a few interesting fields to make them easy to use:
export const vpcId = vpc.then(vpc => vpc.id)

However, you’re likely to want to use these values to pass to other resources, so I’d actually recommend using this:

const vpc = awsClassic.ec2.getVpcsOutput({
    tags: {
        env: "staging"
    }
})

export const vpcId = vpc.id

an

Output

is a special Pulumi type which behaves very similarly to a promise, but Pulumi understands them better so you can pass them around easily. You might also want to give this a read: https://leebriggs.co.uk/blog/2021/05/09/pulumi-apply It doesn’t talk specifically about promises, it talks about Pulumi outputs (which as I said, are similar) and it might help you wrap your head around it

@billowy-army-68599 thanks!

You can use a top level

await

but it requires some fiddling. I think the most important thing is to add

"type":"module"

to your

package.json

file.