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The provider doesn’t currently have built-in support for broader queries like that, but you can get information about a specific named resource with the `get` methods on each resource class. A couple other possibilities would be the `pulumi-command` provider to make `kubectl` calls, or using a k8s client specific to whatever language you’re using.