State is a snapshot of what is deployed at a given time, it is used at the next run to compare if there were any drifts since, eg.: "Did anyone delete a server manually?" etc.
By default it is stored with Pulumi, but if you are on a budget you can just use S3 with a few tradeoffs (concurrent deployments would need a lock that you implement yourself):
State is a snapshot of what is deployed at a given time, it is used at the next run to compare if there were any drifts since, eg.: "Did anyone delete a server manually?" etc.
By default it is stored with Pulumi, but if you are on a budget you can just use S3 with a few tradeoffs (concurrent deployments would need a lock that you implement yourself):
https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/state/