I wouldn't suggest that anything is 'magic' about any web service, and AWS is just an example, This is more of a web theory question. Most startups with low fu

I wouldn't suggest that anything is 'magic' about any web service, and AWS is just an example, This is more of a web theory question. Most startups with low funding start out on cheap servers and then scale to multiple cheap servers (google), if that is the right answer, then multiple (gs) accounts could be better than a single (dv) acct or even multiple AWS accounts, but if there is something about another service that makes Scaling easier with that service, or if there is some way that you architect your program so that you can easily scale across multiple servers (and not just have multiple instances of the program on multiple servers), i.e. to divide as necessary rather than to pre-divide your resources, is that the way to do it from the start, or does everybody start very very small?