Anyone used FMS on Amazon's Web Service?

Just wondering what people thought of the service if they've used it.

Nice....I set it up yesterday but the server side script has some issues that I don't see both locally and on an online setup (not using Amazons service). Basically I call in other .asc files using the Load function and then I instantiate them by putting them on an object like this:
Load("users/userManager.asc");
App = {};
App.userManager = new UserManager();
App.userManager.doSomething();
But any of the functions I call on the UserManager script don't work. Is there a difference in the path to the files or something? Seems odd to me.

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