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And by the way, Pulumi AI hallucinates this functionality into existence.

If you’re using Pulumi EKS, there’s a nice

Kubeconfig

property/method that gives you exactly what you need. I understand, though, that Pulumi EKS may be too opinionated/not flexible enough for all use cases.

I saw that too. Unfortunately, I need to work with an existing cluster and there doesn't appear to be a way to import existing pulumi_eks clusters right now either...

@hundreds-lunch-5706 you get all the properties back from an existing cluster to build a kubeconfig yourself. Which language are you using

Good point, I didn't think of just building it. Python

Beautiful, thank you!