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Start Commands
The Start command starts your application. Learn more about some common start commands for supported languages and frameworks in this guide.
Buildpacks
Learn how to use a Buildpack to determine your application's language and automatically create a container image for the application.
Nixpacks
Learn how to use Nixpacks to automatically determine your application's language and automatically create a container image for the application.
Dockerfiles
Using a Dockerfile to set up your container image gives you more control and makes it possible to use almost any language for your application.
Deployments
The Deployments page of your application is where you can find deployment history and details, manually deploy your application, or cancel the depl…
Environment Variables
Give your application details from outside of the running of the application with environment variables.
Processes
Processes for your application can be set during application creation, in MyKinsta after deploying an application, or with a Procfile.
GitHub
Learn how to connect Kinsta to your GitHub account and repository. Steps to import a repository from another Git provider to GitHub can also be fou…
GitLab
Learn how to connect Kinsta to your GitLab account and repository. Steps to import a repository from GitHub to GitLab can also be found here.
Bitbucket
Learn how to connect Kinsta to your Bitbucket account and repository. Steps to import a repository from GitHub to Bitbucket can also be found here.
Domains
Learn how to add a domain to your application, add the www and non-www versions, and assign a primary domain.
SSL Certificates
This guide walks you through how to obtain, install, or transfer a custom SSL certificate for your application at Kinsta.