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   ## <a id='push'></a>Step 5: Push the Application ##
   
  -The following transcript was generated when a Sinatra application called my-app was deployed by joeclouduser.
  +The following transcript was generated when joeclouduser deployed a Sinatra application called my-app.
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positive.code: An application that uses services, such as a database, messaging, or email
  server, is not fully functional until you *provision* the service and, if
  required, *bind* the service to the application.
  You can provision and bind services when you push your application for the first
  time.
  
  ## <a id='prepare'></a>Step 1: Prepare to Deploy ##
  
  
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  ## <a id='domain'></a>Step 3: (Optional) Configure Domains ##
  
  Cloud Foundry directs requests to an application using a route, which is a URL made up of a subdomain and a domain.
  The subdomain is also known as the host portion of the URL.
  Every Cloud Foundry instance has a default domain defined.
  The name of an application is the default subdomain for that application.
  Every application is deployed to an application space that belongs to a domain.
  You can specify a non-default domain when deploying, provided that the domain is registered and is mapped to the
  organization which contains the target application space.
  
  For more information, see [About Domains, Subdomains and Routes](./domains-routes.html)
  
  