Linux Data recovery
Computers using the open source Linux operating system are found in homes; small offices; government IT departments and major corporations. Linux is also found embedded in electronic equipment such as PDAs, mobile phones, medical instruments, networking equipment, industrial automation, machine control, etc.
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Millions of users use Linux every day. Many of them neglect to make a backup copy of their data, for this reason these users will experience data loss due to hardware issues or user mistakes. Linux data recovery is a delicate process. Our data recovery experts may be able to rescue your data even for hard drives with mechanical problems that need to be repaired first in a clean room.
Linux is also the preferred operating system being used by many Internet hosting providers. The reason for this is that Linux can be installed in as many computers as a users wants to, without paying any kind of licenses fees.
Linux has a reputation of being a very stable operating system with some computers running properly and unattended for many years. Hard drives, on the other hand, have an average life span of three to five years. Critical and important data should not be trusted to older drives. Our Linux data recovery professionals have a lot of experience using different Linux distributions they are very familiar with the correct data recovery procedures to follow in order to rescue data lost because of damaged drives, deleted partitions, user mistakes, etc.
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We have performed data recovery from Linux LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) servers. In a LAMP setup the tables in a MySQL database tend to be updated very frequently and new information is added all the time. The other LAMP components, on the other hand, do not change as often.
Most LAMP data recovery requests that our Linux data recovery specialists work on deal with corrupted or deleted MySQL databases. To avoid MySQL data loss we recommend using a replication server to automatically copy your databases and tables to another server.
Ext3 and ReiserFs are the preferred file system used by the main current Linux distributions, including Fedora, Red Hat, SuSE, Ubuntu & Slackware . Older distributions used Ext, and Ext2.
Linux servers are also used to host SendMail email server, Postfix email server, and DNS servers among other services. Linux servers are very reliable and are accessible from the Internet 24 hours a day.
We know how critical the data stored in your Linux server is! Especially in cases where the server is being used as a file repository for network users via Samba; or being used as a MySQL server for an online shopping cart. Linux data recovery cases frequently get expedited treatment.
The data recovery engineers at My Data is Back have been using Linux systems since Red Hat 6.0 was released in 1999. They have worked with Red Hat, SuSE, Ubuntu & Mandriva. If you need an experienced engineer to perform data recovery on your Linux drive, formatted as Ext, Ext2, Ext3, Reiser FS, or other type of File System you should contact My Data is Back by filling out the service request form to begin the data recovery process.