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Pulumi eks seems to create three security groups:
• eksClusterSecurityGroup with 443 between the nodes, available as `cluster.clusterSecurityGroup`
• nodeSecurityGroup with who knows, available as `cluster.nodeSecurityGroup` 
• and 	eks-cluster-sg-cluster-name, where I actually need to add rules to expose for example nodeports.
Anyone got any idea how I can get the id of the third one through pulumi? Is it hidden in some object?

Found a workaround for now. …not pretty, but it works :slightly_smiling_face:
```
    const outwardSecurityGroups = pulumi.output(aws.ec2.getSecurityGroups({
      tags: { 'aws:eks:cluster-name': clusterName },
    }));


    new aws.ec2.SecurityGroupRule(`my-rule`, {
      ...
      securityGroupId: outwardSecurityGroups.ids[0],
    });```