41 resource types. Add them to the current stack, or start from a blueprint.
Network, App Service, Azure SQL, Key Vault, and storage.
Virtual network, AKS, registry, Key Vault, and logs.
VPC, load balancer, EC2, Postgres, and a bucket.
Lambda, DynamoDB, an IAM role, and S3.
VPC, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, a secret, and a bucket.
Bucket, BigQuery dataset, and a Pub/Sub topic.
Private address space for subnets, private endpoints, and clusters.
A slice of a virtual network for apps, databases, or nodes.
Allow and deny rules for inbound and outbound traffic.
Static public address for a load balancer or gateway.
Blob, file, and queue storage for app data and artifacts.
Secrets, keys, and certificates for the stack.
Workspace for platform and application logs.
Private registry for container images.
Managed SQL server and a database for the application.
Globally distributed NoSQL account.
Linux virtual machine and its network interface.
Managed Linux web app and an App Service plan.
Layer-7 load balancer with a public frontend.
Event-driven functions on a Linux plan.
Managed Kubernetes cluster with a system node pool.
Isolated network with DNS hostnames enabled.
Public or private subnet inside the VPC.
Instance and load balancer traffic rules.
Route between the VPC and the internet.
Object storage for artifacts, uploads, and logs.
Role the workload assumes, with a starter policy.
Managed Postgres instance.
Key-value table with an id partition key.
Linux instance for a service that needs a VM.
HTTP load balancer in front of the service.
CDN distribution in front of a bucket or origin.
Function with a starter handler and execution role.
Fargate service and a small cluster.
Managed Kubernetes control plane.
Global VPC with custom subnet mode.
Regional subnet in the VPC.
Ingress rule for the application tag.
Bucket for objects, backups, and static files.
A secret resource for application credentials.
Dataset for analytics tables.
Topic for events between services.
Linux virtual machine.
Container service that scales with requests.
HTTP function on the 2nd gen runtime.
Managed Kubernetes cluster.