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This document provides a basic guide to run resource estimates both locally and online using different SDKs and IDEs.
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Run the Resource Estimator
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Different ways to run the Resource Estimator

In this article, you learn to work with the Azure Quantum Resource Estimator. The Resource Estimator helps you estimate the resources required to run a quantum program on a quantum computer. You can use the Resource Estimator to estimate the number of qubits, the number of gates, and the depth of the circuit required to run a quantum program.

The Resource Estimator is available in Visual Studio Code with the Quantum Development Kit extension. For more information, see Install the Quantum Development Kit.

Warning

The Resource Estimator in Azure portal is deprecated. We recommend that you transition to the local Resource Estimator in Visual Studio Code provided in the Quantum Development Kit.

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Note

If you run into any issue while working with the Resource Estimator, check out the Troubleshooting page, or contact AzureQuantumInfo@microsoft.com.

Next steps

  • Understand the results of the Resource Estimator
  • Customize resource estimates to machine characteristics
  • Handle large programs with the Resource Estimator
  • Tutorial: Estimate the resources of a quantum chemistry problem