Use of the slow query log can help troubleshoot site performance issues. For details about the MySQL slow query log, please check out the public MySQL documentation.

Beginning shortly, we’ll be open to select customers who simply can’t wait to see how Stackable is changing web hosting.

We can’t immediately accept everybody who has expressed interest. (There are a lot of you!)

We’ll be letting people through the doors as quickly as we can.

Go ahead and tell your buddies as well — we’ll take care of them for you.

We’re excited about your interest and as thanks, we’ll give you some services for free.

A 256M container is yours at no cost for 30 days if you’re selected for the preview.

To request an invitation: invite@stackable.com.

See you soon.

Welcome to Stackable.

First, an introduction: Stackable is a product of XMission Internet in Salt Lake City, Utah USA. XMission Internet has been building services for the Internet and the web since 1993.

The core Stackable engineering and development team is Jason, Eric and Mike with help from many others.  You’ll learn more about us as time goes on. We build web services too, and we’ll share what works for us (and what’s failed miserably) so that together we can build a better web.

We envisioned Stackable because — after hosting websites for nearly two decades — we believe that web hosting can still be different. It can be economical and reliable  but it can also be a service that helps you be an even better web developer. We love seeing what smart developers and designers can create and we want to help you make what you’ve made even better.

We set out to make a service that doesn’t just host websites — it makes developing and testing those websites easier than it’s ever been before. It’s not going to change your life, but — we hope — it’s going to make things just a little bit easier.

Again, welcome. If there’s anything we can do to help, please let us know.

Now, go build something great.