Prerequisites

• Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code
• .Net Core 3.1+
• Azure SDK (i.e. Visual Studio Azure Workload)
• Install Pulumi

Stack State Backend

• Azure Storage Blob Container as Stack State Backend
• Pulumi Service as Stack State Backend
• Saving Stack State Locally

Create Pulumi Project using Pulumi CLI

• “Pulumi Service” will be used as stack state backend
• Create a folder named “-pulumi-project"
• cd "<xxx>-pulumi-project"
• pulumi new azure-csharp :
  • pulumi new <tmeplate-name>:
    • Scaffolds project in current directory based on the specified template
    • ‘azure-csharp’ is a template provided by Pulumi (https://github.com/pulumi/templates)
  • Folder in which Pulumi project is being scaffoled (“-pulumi-project") will be name of the project
  • pulumi new command creates a new Pulumi project with some basic scaffolding based on the cloud and language specified

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# Set Azure region for your stack
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pulumi config set azure-native:location japaneast

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# Project folder
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mkdir <xxx>-pulumi-project && cd <xxx>-pulumi-project

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# Create Pulumi project
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pulumi new azure-csharp

Now, use Visual Studio to open the created/scaffolded Pulumi protect

Next

• Review the generated project files: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/azure/review-project/

Links

• https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/
• https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/languages/dotnet/
• https://github.com/pulumi/examples