Now that you have a working application, you can publish it to AppFog and create the new AppFog application.

Before you begin, make sure you are in the root director of your project. For this example that was the insideaf4 directory.

Next, you will need to log in to AppFog.

$ af login
Attempting login to [https://api.appfog.com]
Email: [email protected]
Password: ********
Successfully logged into [https://api.appfog.com]

You may be asked for your e-mail and password again, but the tool may remember your session if you logged in recently.

Now you can push your application to AppFog, which will create a new application for you. Make sure you are in the correct directory and use the Push command. You will be prompted for a number of settings during the publishing process. In each case there will be a list of options along with a default. The default value will be listed with a capital letter or listed by itself in square brackets. For our purposes, you can just press Enter for each prompt to accept the default value. The only exception to that is the step that prompts you to choose an infrastructure. In that step you will need to make a selection.

$ af push insideaf4
Would you like to deploy from the current directory? [Yn]: 
Detected a Sinatra Application, is this correct? [Yn]:
1: AWS US East - Virginia
2: AWS EU West - Ireland
3: AWS Asia SE - Singapore
4: HP AZ 2 - Las Vegas
Select Infrastructure: 
Application Deployed URL [insideaf4.aws.af.cm]: 
Memory reservation (128M, 256M, 512M, 1G, 2G) [128M]: 
How many instances? [1]: 
Bind existing services to insideaf4? [yN]: 
Create services to bind to insideaf4? [yN]: 
Would you like to save this configuration? [yN]: 
Creating Application: OK
Uploading Application:
  Checking for available resources: OK
  Packing application: OK
  Uploading (1K): OK   
Push Status: OK
Staging Application insideaf4: OK
Starting Application insideaf4: OK