All Providers

import VideoAside from "../../../components/VideoAside.astro";

Aside from the built-in components, SST supports any of the 150+ Pulumi and Terraform providers.

Check out the full list in the Directory.

Add a provider

To add a provider to your app run.

sst add <provider>

This command adds the provider to your config, installs the packages, and adds the namespace of the provider to your globals.

:::caution You don't need to import the provider packages in your sst.config.ts. :::

SST manages these packages internally and you do not need to import the package in your sst.config.ts.

For example, to add the Stripe provider.

sst add stripe

Read more about providers.

Preloaded

SST comes preloaded with the following providers, so you don't need to add them.

• AWS
• Cloudflare

These are used internally to power the built-in components.

Use a resource

Once added, you can use a resource from the provider in your sst.config.ts.

For example, use a Stripe resource in your config's run function.

export default $config({
  // ...
  async run() {
    new stripe.Product("MyStripeProduct", {
      name: "SST Paid Plan",
      description: "This is how SST makes money",
    });
  },
});

As mentioned above, since the AWS provider comes preloaded, you can use any AWS resource directly as well.

new aws.apprunner.Service("MyService", {
  serviceName: "example",
  sourceConfiguration: {
    imageRepository: {
      imageConfiguration: {
        port: "8000"
      },
      imageIdentifier: "public.ecr.aws/aws-containers/hello-app-runner:latest",
      imageRepositoryType: "ECR_PUBLIC"
    }
  }
});

Directory

Below is the full list of providers that SST supports.

sst add <provider>

Install any of the following using the package name as the provider. For example, sst add auth0.

If you want SST to support a Terraform provider or update a version, you can submit a PR to the sst/provider repo.

Any missing providers or typos? Feel free to Edit this page and submit a PR.