What Is Bluehost?
Bluehost is a web hosting company based in Provo, Utah, founded in 2003 and one of only three hosts officially recommended by WordPress.org. This guide covers what Bluehost actually is, how its...
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How to Add an A Record and CNAME on Bluehost
Adding an A record or CNAME record on Bluehost is a straightforward process that takes around 5 to 10 minutes. You will need to do this whenever you connect a third-party service to your domain,...
How to Enable Kinsta's Cloudflare Integration on an Existing Domain
Kinsta includes a free Cloudflare integration on all plans. Rather than running a separate Cloudflare account, Kinsta proxies every domain through Cloudflare’s enterprise network automatically -...
How to Add a Domain Pointing to Multiple IP Addresses on Kinsta
Adding a domain with multiple wildcard A records to Kinsta requires a few extra DNS steps compared to a standard domain add. This is because Kinsta uses Cloudflare for domain verification, and...
How to Use Redis Object Cache on WordPress via Kinsta
Redis is an open-source, in-memory data store that acts as a persistent object cache for WordPress. Instead of rebuilding the same database queries on every page load, Redis stores the results in...
How to Enable the Kinsta CDN on WordPress
Kinsta CDN is included in every Kinsta plan and serves your site’s static files from a global network of edge locations, reducing load times for visitors far from your origin server. Enabling it...
How to Transfer Company Ownership on Kinsta
Kinsta supports multi-user team management through MyKinsta. Every company has exactly one company owner - a role with one unique permission that administrators do not have: only the company owner can...
How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication on MyKinsta
MyKinsta supports two-factor authentication (2FA) using authenticator apps. Enabling 2FA adds a second layer of security to your account, so even if your login credentials are compromised, access...
How to Enable WordPress Debug Mode in MyKinsta
WordPress debug mode surfaces PHP errors, warnings, and notices that are otherwise hidden from both the admin panel and the front end of your site. On a Kinsta-hosted site, you can enable it without...
How to Manage MyKinsta Notifications
MyKinsta sends several types of notifications to keep you informed about your account, your invoices, and your website uptime. Managing these settings means you get the alerts that matter (site...
How to Use the Kinsta APM Tool
The Kinsta APM tool is a built-in performance monitoring feature inside MyKinsta. It records detailed timing data for PHP processes, MySQL database queries, and external HTTP calls on your WordPress...
How to Find Your Application's Folder Name on Cloudways
Your Cloudways application files live at /home/master/applications/{folder-name}/public_html on the server. The folder name is the unique identifier Cloudways assigns when you create an application....
How to Use Cloudflare With Cloudways
Adding Cloudflare to a Cloudways-hosted site gives you a content delivery network, DDoS protection, and free SSL without changing your hosting plan. This guide walks through connecting the two...
How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS on Cloudways
Cloudways has a built-in HTTPS redirect you can switch on in a few clicks, no code required. If you use WordPress, a plugin can handle it instead. And if you need more control, a short .htaccess rule...
How to Install SSL on Cloudways
Cloudways provides a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for every application, which you can enable in a few clicks from the dashboard. You can also install a custom SSL certificate from any...