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Ports
Kinsta automatically sets the PORT environment variable for your application and automatically assigns a port for your database's external connecti…
Analytics
Application Analytics can help you analyze your application's usage data. The reports include bandwidth, build time, runtime, CPU usage, and memory…
Runtime Logs
Your application's runtime logs can be found on the Logs page in MyKinsta. You can search for a message, process, or date, or filter by process or…
Troubleshooting
Resolve application issues with this general troubleshooting guide, including suggested areas to check and steps to diagnose and resolve errors.
Web Terminal
The web terminal gives you command-line access to the container your application’s web process is running in so you can run scripts and read files.
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.