Changelog

Supporting Kinsta's focus on security for customer websites, two-factor authentication (2FA) is required for access to the MyKinsta dashboard.

All Kinsta customers now have the ability to fine tune PHP memory and threads to optimize the performance of their WordPress websites.

Kinsta now lets you set a custom webroot for your WordPress site using the API — no support ticket required.

Who doesn't like teamwork? Now you can manage accounts for additional SFTP users within the MyKinsta dashboard.

Kinsta customers can automate updates of plugins and themes without worrying that an unexpected update failure will leave a site hanging.

We've improved navigation within the MyKinsta dashboard to help you get to work quicker on those most-important tasks.

Customers hosting their WordPress websites at Kinsta can now adopt the latest and greatest version of PHP with just a few clicks of a mouse.

At Kinsta, we're settling on the term "threads" for what we've always called "workers" when talking about PHP and WordPress performance.

An improved tool for managing theme updates across all WordPress websites is now available to Kinsta customers within the MyKinsta dashboard.

Kinsta is letting customers fine tune PHP memory threads to optimize the performance of their WordPress websites.

Managing plugins across multiple websites just got easier at Kinsta with our advanced update feature in the MyKinsta dashboard.

Manage your PHP versions with ease at Kinsta — now supporting EOL versions and giving you control over automatic updates.