I'll have to look again, but as I recall for the most part AWS gives you a bare box, and getting SQL Server and such up and running on it can be $$$$. One way or another, its going to take some development time on my part to get the software in a shape to either stay on GoDaddy, or migrate somewhere else it seems. I'm on hold with GoDaddy phone support right now, seeing if I can get someone with some actual answers on a call vs chat. Basically the site runs on two different databases, the bulk of the actual cycling information is on a Microsoft SQL Server database, which GoDaddy limits to 200MB (we're currently at 113MB of that). All the bulky tables, logging, the old forum that I had to remove, search data, etc, is all stored in a MySQL server