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Hi <@U058U8VSBCL>, `pulumi import` should not only update your stack (json file) but also print code that you can insert into your program.

Another alternative is to use import directly in your code.

Both are <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/using-pulumi/adopting-pulumi/import/#pulumi-import-resource-operation|documented here>.

<@U038021B1CJ> pulumi import doesn't print the code, that's another issue

Oh, I see. It’s an empty import because you pointed Pulumi to your existing stack with `-f`. But in your case, you want to import new resources from Azure into your stack.

You would use this syntax:
```pulumi import aws:s3/bucket:Bucket infra-logs company-infra-logs```

Type                                             Name            Plan       Info
     pulumi:pulumi:Stack                              aks-k8s-dev
 ~   ├─ azure-native:network:VirtualNetwork           virtualNetwork  update     [diff: -subnets]
 ~   └─ azure-native:containerservice:ManagedCluster  managedCluster  update     [diff: -autoScalerProfile]

pulumi import azure-native:network:VirtualNetwork

pulumi import azure-native:containerservice:ManagedCluster

so we can get what need to be import using pulumi preview command , isn't it?

You need three arguments: `pulumi import [type] [name] [id]`. I think your `types` are correct. The `name` is your choice. The `id` is the full Azure id.