Changelog

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.

You can get where you need to go faster within the MyKinsta dashboard using a new breadcrumb menu and the "Jump to or search" widget.

Now you can select only the assets you want deployed when pushing from your staged WordPress environments at Kinsta.

A new Bulk Actions tool within the MyKinsta dashboard makes WordPress site management even easier for Kinsta customers.

Kinsta's healthcheck feature can improve your application's uptime and guarantees zero downtime during deployments.

You can now access detailed analytics about your applications and retrieve information about your company users on Kinsta with Kinsta API.

It's easier for Kinsta's Application Hosting customers can reach container command lines with our enhanced Web Terminal.

Kinsta's Application Hosting customers can visualize their project's details at a glance in the new application overview diagram.

You can now assign team members to manage projects using Kinsta's application, database, and static site hosting services.

Kinsta customers can now share the work of managing DNS records by assigning users with the Site Administrator role to the task.