How to recover data from XenServer virtual machines? As a result of our actions or a hypervisor failure, we may lose a virtual machine. It may fail to start, become corrupted, or its virtual disk may disappear. The XenServer Xen Storage may also become corrupted. What can be done in such a situation?
How to recover data from Hyper-V virtual machines? Data loss can occur due to hypervisor failure, Windows failure, or user actions. In this article, we will discuss what can be done in such situations. We will cover topics such as troubleshooting when a Hyper-V virtual machine fails to start, recovering important data from a non-starting machine, restoring deleted data within the machine, and more.
Oracle VM VirtualBox virtual machines store data in *.VDI virtual hard disk files. When virtual machine files become corrupted, it becomes difficult to load the virtual machine data files. Thus, there is a need to recover data files from the virtual machine.
How to recover data from Linux KVM virtual machines? If some important data is stored inside the machine, but it is beyond repair, how can you access the contents of its virtual hard disk? What should you do if the virtual hard disk is damaged? And what if you don’t have access to Linux and KVM hypervisor? In this article, we’ll try to explore all such things.
How to recover data from VMFS partitions - that is, the partitions having VMFS file system used by type 1 hypervisor VMWare vSphere ESXi? Let’s explore possible solutions for such situation.
You can lose Datastore data through a user’s error or a hypervisor failure. How to recover data of a VMWare vSphere ESXi virtual machine? Below, we will try to explain what should be done in case it happened.
Virtual machines are becoming increasingly popular for all common purposes. Developers use virtual machines to make, test and debug applications, while many home users employ virtual machines to run alternative operating systems (such as Windows on Mac computers or Ubuntu on Windows computers). Virtual machines are very common in the Web hosting industry.
