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Hi, LightSail (with its WP features) is probably where you want to start: https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/launch-a-wordpress-website/
LightSail: https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail/
For DNS hosting: route53 is very advanced: https://aws.amazon.com/route53/
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Thank you for your information Didier. I have checked all the links and had a good investigation. In the meantime GoDaddy support and customer retention has proved non-existent so decision to move becomes very easy indeed. I'm just stuck on a couple of issues. The billing isn't clear. I have about 20 domains to transfer and am unsure about setting up individual instances of wordpress on lightsail. I want to move the entire hosting really - I noticed there was a cpanel option which is what I have on godaddy host package. I'm just wondering if you know any shortcuts for a mass package - for cheaper billing and ease of use. I did see something about multiple wordpress but it seemed to be targeting universities or places where multiple people are editing a site. One thing holding ,e back is the route53 complete domain transfer as a couple of domains are new and due to changes on DNS i think they lock down the necessary release code for transfer for two months. I'm sure I could just set up and somehow change nameservers before complete domain transfer. I'm going to get started anyway. And as a 'startup' I've taken particular interest in the $100000 dollar potential AWS credits that I think I should strive to qualify for. I'm trying to follow up on that - again a bit confusing. I hope that my initiaizing a working AWS account &getting started that it doesn't exclude me from any potential business angel investment in Four Four Cyber. Started researching. Mystery of AWS unravelling