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You can use the `getGroup()` method which returns details of the group but also the users in the group:

```const group = aws.iam.getGroup({
    groupName: "groupname"
})

export const users = group.then(x =&gt; x.users);```

That worked! Thank you. I wonder why there is both a `get` method AND a `getGroup` method. When would I use only `get`?

Actually user tenwit explained
&gt; `get` is a Pulumi object that loads a Pulumi group object. It isn't often useful, but occasionally you want to have a Pulumi object managed in one Project/stack, and used in a different one. This is the method that allows that.
&gt; 
&gt; `getGroup` is a wrapper around the AWS SDK _getGroup_ function. It doesn't return a Pulumi object, it returns a _GetGroupResult_. It's handy for when you want information about an object that isn't managed by Pulumi, as in this case.