MySQL and MariaDB Database Recovery

MySQL is used for web applications and uses two different types of databases: MyISAM (.myd (MYData) or .frm und .myi (MyIndex)) and InnoDB.

Attingo helps after data loss from MySQL and MariaDB databases

The Attingo technicians are specialized in reconstructing databases. For a successful recovery from MySQL, MariaDb and InnoDB databases know-how on the different versions is key, because the logical build-up varies from version to version. If data was deleted by accident or after a hacker attack, we can restore it thanks to our special in-house methods, even if the data is very large and/or fragmented. We also have special methods for reconstructing data from Linux filesystem ext2, ext3 und ext4.

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Data recovery of databases - We help in case of data loss!

We provide multiple diagnosis options depending on the urgency of your data rescue case
After the diagnosis is completed you receive a fixed price offer
No hidden costs - Expenses are only incurred if the database data rescue is successful
The recovery of your database will be done by experienced and specially trained engineers
Fast reaction times - in urgent cases, we offer a 24x7 service
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Causes for data loss from databases

Storages fall out

Databases like MySQL, MariaDB and InnoDB are saved on storages. This can be a single hard drive, a RAID group or the image of a virtual server. Every kind of data loss from storages also affect the databases saved on it. Further information about data loss from RAID and virtualized servers.

Errors in the file system

Errors in the file system may induce data loss from MySQL, MariaDB and InnoDB databases. A sudden operating system crash or a blackout result in transactions not being written correctly and provoking data loss. A common symptom is the 0-byte-problem: the database only has a file size of 0 bytes. To prevent the damage from getting worse it is very important to shut the server down immediately and not apply power anymore.