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   ## <a id='service-connection'></a>Step 6: (Optional) Configure Service Connections ##
   
  -If you bound a service to the application that you deployed, you might need to 
  +If you bound a service to the application that you deployed, you might need to
   configure your application with the service URL and credentials.
   For more information, see the specific documentation for your application
   framework:
  
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  ## <a id='troubleshoot-push'></a>Step 7: Troubleshoot Deployment Problems ##
  
  If your application does not start on Cloud Foundry, first ensure that your 
  application can run locally. 
  
  You can troubleshoot your application in the cloud using the `cf` CLI.
  See [Troubleshoot Application Deployment and Health](./troubleshoot-app-health.html).
negative.code: * Every application is deployed to an application space that belongs to a
  domain.
  Every Cloud Foundry instance has a default domain defined.
  You can specify a non-default, or custom, domain when deploying, provided that
  the domain is registered and is mapped to the organization which contains the target application space.
  
  <%=vars.ssl%>
  