The terraform-state provider for Pulumi ESC lets you read outputs from Terraform state files directly into your ESC environments.

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Pulumi ESC now includes a terraform-state provider that reads outputs directly from Terraform state files (S3, Terraform Cloud, or other backends) and makes them available as ESC environment values. This eliminates manual copy-paste and scripting when bridging Terraform-managed infrastructure with other tools. Sensitive outputs are automatically treated as secrets, and values can be exported as files (like KUBECONFIG) or passed to Pulumi stacks as configuration.

Introducing the Terraform State Provider for Pulumi ESC