> I’m not a fan of Wordpress, as it is neither cloud-ready nor serverless. Well that's a funny opener. TL;DR: rather than configure your uploads to go to S3,

> I’m not a fan of Wordpress, as it is neither cloud-ready nor serverless. Well that's a funny opener. TL;DR: rather than configure your uploads to go to S3, one of AWS's most battle hardened and time tested offerings, use a service that was launched 10 months ago and can definitely scale perfectly and will never have any issues. Then you can even keep on managing your htaccess files using a WordPress plugin and skip that pesky version control!