Deploy Resources with Terraform, Pulumi (S3), and Bicep – Side-by-Side Comparison!"

In this video, we're going to compare three Infrastructure as Code tools: Terraform, Pulumi, and Bicep — and use each one to deploy resources from inside VS Code. Terraform will deploy a VM in AWS Pulumi (with Python) will create an S3 bucket And Bicep will deploy a VM in Azure 🧰 Before we jump into the code, let’s set up the environment step-by-step. ✅ Step 1 – Install the CLI tools Install Terraform from terraform.io Install Azure CLI from aka.ms/installazurecli Install Pulumi from pulumi.com ✅ Step 2 – Install Python (for Pulumi) Download Python from python.org Make sure to check the box: "Add Python to PATH" ✅ Step 3 – Verify your tools are accessible Open a new terminal in VS Code and run: bash Copy Edit terraform -v az version pulumi version python --version If any of these return "not found", make sure they are added to your system PATH. ✅ Step 4 – Login to cloud providers Run aws configure to set up your AWS credentials Run az login to authenticate with Azure For Pulumi, run pulumi login and select local or cloud backend Github: https://github.com/jsaini050820/IACDemo Terraform Basics for Beginners | How to Create AWS EC2 instance using Terraform https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD0Vgmq9N8g Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCljXRPsf57EwVC2-6iveH4g/join