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Enable Custom New Relic Tracking
New Relic is a monitoring tool that gives you detailed performance breakdowns on a granular level. Check out how to use custom New Relic tracking a…
Enable ionCube Loader in MyKinsta
If your WordPress site uses PHP scripts encoded with ionCube, you'll need the ionCube Loader. Learn how to enable ionCube Loader in MyKinsta!
Kinsta’s CDN
A CDN is a crucial part of a high-performance hosting stack. Learn how to enable and other important details about Kinsta's CDN!
Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for MyKinsta
MyKinsta supports secure two-factor authentication to safeguard your account. Learn how to set up Authenticator-based 2FA for your MyKinsta account.
Enable WordPress Debug Mode in MyKinsta
WordPress debug mode is useful for troubleshooting PHP errors on your site. Learn how to enable WordPress debug mode in the MyKinsta dashboard!
Install an SSL Certificate on Your WordPress Site
Learn how to install SSL certificate on your WordPress site. This will allow you to enable HTTPS and prevent data from passing in plain text.
Invite a User to Your Company
With our multi-user feature, you can grant access to various aspects of your website. To invite a user to your company, follow the steps in this gu…
Label Sites in MyKinsta
Learn how to use Kinsta's site labeling feature to organize and filter through your WordPress based on unique tags.
Make an External Backup of Your WordPress Site
Learn how to back up your WordPress site to Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage with Kinsta's external backups tool.
Migrate to Kinsta With the Migrate Guru Plugin
All Kinsta plans includes one or more free migrations. But if you prefer to do it yourself, you can use the Migrate Guru plugin. Follow this guide.
Migrate to Kinsta With the Duplicator Plugin
All Kinsta plans come with one or more free migrations. But if you prefer to migrate your site yourself, we recommend the WordPress Duplicator plugin.
Overage Notification Emails
Learn how to enable overage notification emails to be notified of visits, disk space, CDN, and bandwidth overages for your WordPress site.