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This article examines the recovery of KVM/QEMU virtual disks and snapshots from a storage system built on LUKS2 and RAID 6. The focus is on determining the correct recovery sequence, safely working with physical disk images, reconstructing the RAID array, unlocking the encrypted container, locating QCOW2/RAW images, analyzing the backing chain, and restoring access to virtual machine data without modifying the original media.
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Vladimir Artiukh
In this article, we will explain how to recover KVM virtual disks and snapshots in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.9, identify the cause of data loss, and restore access to information using the appropriate tools.
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Vladimir Artiukh
In this article, we will explain how to recover data from virtual machines and snapshots in XCP-ng and XenServer, where virtual disks are stored, how the snapshot mechanism works, and what to do if a virtual machine has been deleted or its disk has become inaccessible. We will also cover options for recovering data from virtual disks after file system corruption, accidental file deletion, or storage failure, as well as the use of specialized software for information recovery.
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Vladimir Artiukh
In this article, we will examine the process of recovering virtual machines stored as ZVOL block devices and LXC containers from a RAIDZ software array based on the ZFS file system, created in Proxmox Virtual Environment version 9.1.1.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Loss of access to virtual machines in VMware ESXi 6.7 may be caused by datastore corruption, accidental file deletion, drive failures, or hypervisor configuration errors. If the virtual machines were stored on VMFS 5 or VMFS 6 datastores, information recovery requires consideration of the structure of these file systems and the location of virtual disk files. In this article, we will examine how to access lost data, recover virtual machine files, and restore important information even in cases where standard VMware ESXi tools no longer provide access to the datastore.
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Vladimir Artiukh