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Hi, I have had quite possibly the worst time using pulumi - anyone able to give me some pointers?

I am trying to launch some ECS task definitions using images that already exist in a ECR repository

What issue are you hitting while doing that?

a) it is not documented how this is achieved

b) every way i've tried thus far has resulted in the container image not being pulled

all documentation I have found states that you can use ECR to build an image from a path

which is fine and fair enough and I use this method already

but what about an ECR image that is already there?

```{ image: new awsx.ecr.RepositoryImage(repository, repository.repositoryUrl + ':' + image) }```

I'm not too familiar with ECR, but let me take a look...

I believe you should be able to just pass the literal string of the ECR image URL - e.g. `aws_account_<http://id.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/amazonlinux:latest|id.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/amazonlinux:latest>`.

Next thing: How do I specify two listeners forwarding to the same Target Group if I've used the "<http://awsx.lb|awsx.lb>.ApplicationLoadBalancer" to create my listeners?

for example, one listener on port 80 forwarding to my "api" target group, and 443 with a cert attached to my "api" target group also

I believe you can do it like this:
```const alb = new <http://awsx.lb|awsx.lb>.ApplicationLoadBalancer("net-lb", {
    external: true,
    securityGroups: cluster.securityGroups
});

const http = alb.createListener("http", { port: 80, external: true });
const https = alb.createListener("https", { port: 443, external: true, certificateArn: "your_arn" });```

```const apiTarget = new awsx.elasticloadbalancingv2.ApplicationTargetGroup('api-target', {
    loadBalancer: alb2,
    port: 80,
    protocol: 'HTTP'
  });

  const api = alb2.createListener("api-http", { port: 80, external: true, targetGroup: apiTarget });
  const apiSsl = alb2.createListener("api-https", { port: 443, external: true, certificateArn: 'arn', targetGroup: apiTarget });```

In case it's not obvious, you're using our `awsx` package which builds on top of the low-level `aws` resources. It's meant to make some of the AWS resources (like ECS, API Gateway, etc) a bit easier to use, but if you're familiar with the low-level AWS resources it might not feel as natural.