anchor.diff:  * `.git`
   * `.gitignore`
   * `.hg`
  -* `/manifest.yml`
  +* `manifest.yml`
   * `.svn`
   
  -If the application directory contains other files (such as `temp` or `log`
  -files), or complete subdirectories that are not required to build and run your
  -application, the best practice is to exclude them using a `.cfignore` file.
  -(`.cfignore` is similar to git’s `.gitignore`, which allows you to exclude files
  -and directories from git tracking.)
  -Especially with a large application, uploading unnecessary files slows down
  -application deployment.
  +If the application directory contains other files, such as `temp` or `log`
  +files, or complete subdirectories that are not required to build and run your
  +application, you might want to add them to a `.cfignore` file to exclude them from upload. Especially with a large application, uploading unnecessary files can slow application deployment.
   
  -Specify the files or file types you wish to exclude from upload in a text file,
  -named `.cfignore`, in the root of your application directory structure.
  -For example, these lines exclude the "tmp" and "log" directories.
  +To use a `.cfignore` file, create a text file named `.cfignore` in the root of your application directory structure. In this file, specify the files or file types you wish to exclude from upload. For example, these lines in a `.cfignore` file exclude the "tmp" and "log" directories.
   
   <pre class="terminal">
       tmp/
  
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  The file types you will want to exclude vary, based on the application
  frameworks you use.
  The `.gitignore` templates for common frameworks, available at
  https://github.com/github/gitignore, are a useful starting point.
  
  ## <a id="increase-availability"></a>Run Multiple Instances to Increase Availability ##
  
  
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  ## <a id="exclude"></a>Ignore Unnecessary Files When Pushing ##
  
  By default, when you push an application, all files in the application's project
  directory tree are uploaded to your Cloud Foundry instance, except version control or configuration files or folders with the following names:
  
  * `.cfignore`
  