Writing the code for an application is an entire project, and then automating cloud resources with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is another entire project on top of that. Writing IaC means you have to know what services the application needs, plus knowledge of the cloud provider hosting the app. Finally, you need to know the toolset you're using to provision the cloud infrastructure.

As developers, IaC doesn't usually fall on us, but we're the ones creating the application. We should be able to automate the creation of cloud resources our applications need. And we should do it with code, the best way we know how.

In this session we'll look at how to use C# and Pulumi together for writing Infrastructure as Code to create Azure services and then deploy our apps to it. Then we'll refactor the code with some abstractions to make the code easier to work with.