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I would also like to know how to do this. Adding a persistent volume is basic functionality but I did not find any example, too.

It will be so helpful because then I can move away from the Azure container group in favor of Azure Container Apps.
<https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/azure-cs-containerapps>

You could try creating one through the Azure portal and then exporting it as ARM templates. Often gives useful info to reengineer as API calls.

Hi <@U04KWHAKP54> and <@U04LG4QEVR8>,

Trying to figure out the situation: Yes you can create a Azure File share <https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/storage/fileshare/>

Please use the `2022-05-01` version!  And then you can mount the share via the App config:

```properties:
  managedEnvironmentId: xxxx
  configuration:
  template:
    containers:
    - image: &lt;IMAGE_NAME&gt;
      name: my-container
      volumeMounts:
      - volumeName: azure-files-volume
        mountPath: /my-files
    volumes:
    - name: azure-files-volume
      storageType: AzureFile
      storageName: mystorage```

Coming a bit further, getting now 'Storage not found under managed environment'. So going to look for that

Got it all working, thank you for the example

Is this helping you <@U04LG4QEVR8> too? If not hit me up

Yes, <@U04KWHAKP54> shared his solution with me, thank you.