Well to be clear, my question was to provide the service on your own AWS account. This way, you'll have access to all those extra services whenever you need the

Well to be clear, my question was to provide the service on your own AWS account. This way, you'll have access to all those extra services whenever you need them, and at the same time you can benefit from all the simplicity of such a PaaS experience. The service connects to your AWS account and builds stuff for you in your own account, if it makes sense.