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Use `php vendor/bin/rocketeer` to access Rocketeer's commands or simply alias it : `alias rocketeer=php vendor/bin/rocketeer`. You can also add `vendor/bin` to your _PATH_ to always have local binaries accessible.
If you're using the archive, you'll need to hit `php rocketeer.phar` to access the commands, per example `php rocketeer.phar deploy` or if you installed it globally, `rocketeer deploy`.
Once you're done with the configuration, it is recommended to run the `php rocketeer.phar check` command, it will run various commands on the server to check whether the latter is ready to receive your application.
Then you can just hit `php rocketeer.phar deploy`. It will create an initial release on your remote server.
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Afterwards, to update it you can either run the same command again which will create an entirely new release, or simply do an `php rocketeer.phar update` which will update the repository and dependencies of your application.
Rocketeer is a fast and easy deploying tool for modern developers. If you've already used *Capistrano* in the past you're already familiar with the gist of what it does, and can probably skip this section. The rest of you, bear with me.
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