If you want a worldwide site though, AWS gets you in 10 locations around the world. This would take even an experienced admin a month for just the admin stuff t

If you want a worldwide site though, AWS gets you in 10 locations around the world. This would take even an experienced admin a month for just the admin stuff to get going. An inexperienced one ... half a year ? (but it's still better to have a webserver on AWS, that simply 302s to your "real" services, or only provides a skeleton web page, though 302'ing is better, without it you'll quickly run into difficulties with same origin policy. 302 redirects will also change much faster than dns updates).