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You should be able to set the

backend

in the project settings I use S3 and KMS to encrypt the state. Here's an example in Python: https://github.com/kjenney/prov/blob/main/prov/common.py#L65-L69

@crooked-pillow-11944 Thank you very much! That was exactly what I was looking for, and I did make some progress on it. A new roadblock with this error, which was similar to what I got when the right envvariables were not set when using the CLI.

stderr: error: unable to open bucket <azblob://foobar>: azureblob.OpenBucket: accountName is required

This is my code snippet:

....
        backend_url = f"<azblob://foobar>"

        project_settings=auto.ProjectSettings(
            name=project_name,
            runtime="python",
            backend={"url": backend_url}
        )

        stack_settings=auto.StackSettings(
            secrets_provider=secrets_provider)

        workspace_opts = auto.LocalWorkspaceOptions(project_settings=project_settings,
                                                    secrets_provider=secrets_provider,
                                                    stack_settings={stack_name: stack_settings})

        stack = auto.create_or_select_stack(stack_name=stack_name,
            project_name=project_name,
            program=pulumi_program,
            opts=workspace_opts)
....

If it's anything like the AWS provider (and I think it is) I believe you pass these as environment variables when running the script

😄 all I had to do was

backend_url = f"<azblob://foobar/{accountname}>"

Once again, Thanks a lot @crooked-pillow-11944 !

@high-leather-15669 did you figure out what to do with the storage account key? I'd like to set it in the code rather than an environment variable

Hi @miniature-leather-70472 I could not find a way one can set this is in code, but rather only env variable 😞 I think this has to do with the go client that is using the env variable to dial out.

@high-leather-15669 thanks for the update

If you do find a different way, please do share 🙂 For the moment, for our case the env variable fits, but if can be done in code, I would prefer to do it this way too. But I couldnt find anything yet, and I think @crooked-pillow-11944 did the same. Don't want to go down that rabbit hole at the moment...