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You can try importing the resource into Pulumi and go from there.

It also depends which language you use. I think that with TypeScript you can get kubeconfig as an output (maybe you have to use their component)

I'm on Python, so I just built my own. I can share, if you're interested.

There's a note on this here as well (in TypeScript - but the same can be done in other languages): <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-eks/issues/11>

That issue is also tracking exposing a function to do this directly from the `@pulumi/eks` package.