…homework. If your application is on Engine Yard, then go ahead and reach out to our [ Professional Services](http://www.engineyard.com/services) team. They offer free High Availability consultations and will custom-tailor a solution that fits your business needs.
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Why?
A common request from the forums as well as emails and tickets, is to ask if we are able to help with the installation of a LAMP stack or if we can build a software based Load Balanced solution and so on.
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