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Full TypeScript generics and IntelliSense for Azure resources💡 Analogy
Pulumi TypeScript is like using a strongly-typed SDK instead of a REST API — compile-time guarantees replace runtime trial-and-error.
Import @pulumi/azure-native for typed Azure resources. TypeScript's type system gives you IntelliSense, auto-complete, and compile-time error checking for all Azure resource properties.
Console Output
# VS Code IntelliSense:
new azure.storage.StorageAccount("storage", {
  accountName: ...,         ← required: string | Output<string>
  resourceGroupName: ...,   ← required: string | Output<string>
  sku: {
    name: azure.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS  ← enum autocomplete
  }
})
●index.ts
Writing InfrastructureL1–14
1import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
2import * as azure from "@pulumi/azure-native";
3 
4// ── Config ──
5const config = new pulumi.Config();
6const environment = config.require("environment");
7const location = config.get("location") ?? "eastus";
8 
9// ── Resource Group ──
10const resourceGroup = new azure.resources.ResourceGroup("resource-group", {
11    resourceGroupName: `rg-${environment}`,
12    location,
13    tags: { environment, managedBy: "pulumi-typescript" },
14});
15 
16// ── Storage Account ──
17const storageAccount = new azure.storage.StorageAccount("storage", {
18    accountName: `myapp${environment}store`,
19    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
20    location: resourceGroup.location,
21    sku: { name: azure.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS },
22    kind: azure.storage.Kind.StorageV2,
23    minimumTlsVersion: azure.storage.MinimumTlsVersion.TLS1_2,
24    allowBlobPublicAccess: false,
25});
26 
27// ── App Service Plan ──
28const appPlan = new azure.web.AppServicePlan("app-plan", {
29    resourceGroupName: resourceGroup.name,
30    location: resourceGroup.location,
31    sku: { name: "P1v3", tier: "PremiumV3" },
32    kind: "Linux",
33    reserved: true,
34});
35 
36// ── Typed Outputs ──
37export const storageEndpoint: pulumi.Output<string> =
38    storageAccount.primaryEndpoints.apply(e => e.blob);
39 
40export const resourceGroupName: pulumi.Output<string> =
41    resourceGroup.name;
41 lines
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Writing Infrastructure
Full TypeScript generics and IntelliSense for Azure resources💡 Analogy
Pulumi TypeScript is like using a strongly-typed SDK instead of a REST API — compile-time guarantees replace runtime trial-and-error.
Import @pulumi/azure-native for typed Azure resources. TypeScript's type system gives you IntelliSense, auto-complete, and compile-time error checking for all Azure resource properties.
Console Output
# VS Code IntelliSense:
new azure.storage.StorageAccount("storage", {
  accountName: ...,         ← required: string | Output<string>
  resourceGroupName: ...,   ← required: string | Output<string>
  sku: {
    name: azure.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS  ← enum autocomplete
  }
})

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Full TypeScript generics and IntelliSense for Azure resources

💡 Analogy

Pulumi TypeScript is like using a strongly-typed SDK instead of a REST API — compile-time guarantees replace runtime trial-and-error.

Import @pulumi/azure-native for typed Azure resources. TypeScript's type system gives you IntelliSense, auto-complete, and compile-time error checking for all Azure resource properties.

Console Output

# VS Code IntelliSense:
new azure.storage.StorageAccount("storage", {
  accountName: ...,         ← required: string | Output<string>
  resourceGroupName: ...,   ← required: string | Output<string>
  sku: {
    name: azure.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS  ← enum autocomplete
  }
})

Full TypeScript generics and IntelliSense for Azure resources

💡 Analogy

Pulumi TypeScript is like using a strongly-typed SDK instead of a REST API — compile-time guarantees replace runtime trial-and-error.

Import @pulumi/azure-native for typed Azure resources. TypeScript's type system gives you IntelliSense, auto-complete, and compile-time error checking for all Azure resource properties.

Console Output

# VS Code IntelliSense:
new azure.storage.StorageAccount("storage", {
  accountName: ...,         ← required: string | Output<string>
  resourceGroupName: ...,   ← required: string | Output<string>
  sku: {
    name: azure.storage.SkuName.Standard_LRS  ← enum autocomplete
  }
})