Export resource data
This Pulumi Cloud feature is available in the Pro and Enterprise editions.
Data Export allows you to export any set of Resource Search results to a CSV file. You can, in turn, use this CSV file to join to any external data in a data warehouse, perform ETL transforms, etc.
There are two ways to perform a data export:
In the Pulumi Cloud console, by selecting Download CSV on the Resources page.
Programmatically, by calling the Pulumi Cloud REST API
CSV format
The CSV (comma separated values) format is composed of the following fields:
created, custom, delete, id, modified, module, name, package, parent_urn, pending, project, protected, provider_urn, stack, type, urn, teams, properties, category
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| created | The UTC time when the resource was created. |
| custom | Whether the resource is a CustomResource. |
| delete | Whether the resource is marked for deletion in the next update. |
| id | The physical name of the resource, as assigned by the resource’s provider. |
| modified | The UTC time when the resource’s state was last modified during an update, refresh or import. |
| module | The module component of the resource’s type. This is s3 for a resource of type aws:s3/bucket:Bucket. |
| name | The logical name of the resource. Typically the first parameter provided to the resource when it was instantiated. |
| package | The package component of the resource’s type. This is aws for a resource of type aws:s3/bucket:Bucket. |
| parent_urn | The URN of the resource’s parent, if it has one. |
| pending | The state of the resource if it is pending. Typically indicates an operation that was interrupted due to an error. |
| project | The project the resource belongs to. |
| protected | Whether the resource is protected from deletion. |
| provider_urn | The URN of the resource’s provider. |
| stack | The stack the resource belongs to. |
| type | The type of the resource. |
| urn | The URN of the resource. |
| teams | The teams that have access to this resource |
| properties | The metadata properties of this resource |
| category | The category this resource is a part of |
See the API specification for a more complete description of what these fields represent.