anchor.diff:  ### <a id='service'></a>Confirm Service Accessibility
   
   Apps use services such as databases, messaging, and key-value stores.
  -To use a service, the app must bind to an instance of the service running in the same space, or shared with its space. Before pushing an app, you must:
  +To use a service, the app must bind to an instance of the service that is running in the same space or shared with its space. Before pushing an app, you must:
   
   * Confirm that every service that your app uses has an instance that the app can access.
   
  
positive.code: 
    `cf push APP-NAME`
  
  To specify options, as described in [Determine `cf push` Options](#options), include them in the `cf push` command itself, in a `manifest.yml` file, or both.
  
  A manifest file can also include a [Services](./manifest-attributes.html#services-block) block that lists service instances for the app to bind to automatically.
  
  
negative.code: <%= vars.product_short %> directs requests to an app based on its route.
  The route is a URL made up of a hostname and a domain, as in `https://HOSTNAME.example.com`.
  
  You can let `cf push` use a default app route, or specify a different route by customizing its hostname or domain.
  
  For more information about domains, see [Routes and Domains](./routes-domains.html).
  
  