Point-and-click methods for managing cloud resources can become cumbersome as organizations grow, necessitating a transition to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions like Pulumi, which offers a robust import process for existing resources. This article outlines a method for automating the bulk importation of Google Cloud resources into Pulumi using Google's Config Connector to query resources and output them as YAML files, which are then transformed into JSON suitable for Pulumi import operations via a Python script. The process involves mapping Kubernetes manifests to Pulumi resource types and ensuring resource names are unique to avoid import errors. The article also highlights the importance of managing cloud resources with code-centric approaches and provides guidance on setting up CI/CD pipelines and implementing policy as code for compliance and security. Pulumi's import feature facilitates the transition to IaC by enabling organizations to manage their Google Cloud resources more efficiently, even when resources were initially created through manual methods.