Changelog

There's no need to ask Kinsta's Support team to install a Redis cache behind your WordPress site. The process is now self-serve in MyKinsta.

Kinsta's information security management practices have been recognized as meeting the demanding ISO 27001 certification standards.

Kinsta's Managed WordPress Hosting is moving to Google Cloud's faster C3D virtual machines in two more data centers: Frankfurt and Sydney.

Prevent unauthorized connection attempts to your website via SFTP/SSH and to your phpMyAdmin tool by adding IP allowlists.

You can now explore and manage Kinsta's Premium WordPress Add-ons in one location within the MyKinsta dashboard.

Kinsta's Managed WordPress Hosting customers can now use Selective Push to deploy assets from a live site to staging environments.

We've grouped all your WordPress caching tools under a single menu entry within the MyKinsta dashboard. That'll speed thing up!

We've extended MyKinsta's Bulk Actions capabilities to include enabling and disabling the Kinsta CDN for WordPress sites.

You can now request unlimited migrations of WordPress sites to Kinsta from other hosting providers — and it's all free!

New controls give Kinsta's Managed WordPress Hosting customers more power over how SFTP and SSH can be used to access their websites.

The Bulk Actions feature in the MyKinsta dashboard now supports enabling and disabling Edge Caching across multiple WordPress sites.

We've added the ability to change the version of PHP running behind multiple websites using MyKinsta's Bulk Actions feature.