MySQL Innodb easily get crashed, bullshit, I just restarted my server now all databases get corrupted. F*ck you OVH

Someone messed up good if a reboot is all it took to corrupt a mysql db.

Those things are resilient even when you want them to die..... servers can run for years without a reboot.

So either, you did something you shouldn't have, or they have some serious configuration issues.

This has zero to do with InnoDb.

Any engine of a transactional database can only do so much...

if you haven't configured properly the sync behaviour (e.g. disabling synchronisation on transaction end)...

disabled / misconfigured the filesystem behaviour (e.g. write back mode ext4)…

misconfigured sysctl (e.g. dirty writecache buffer misconfigured)...

Wrong hardware (non enterprise, raid without bbu)...

It's your fault.

If anyone wonders how I came up with this stuff, it's cause I've seen it all.

"But ShitOverflow / XY said it was for performance" is one of the most common reasons why data dies - shit copied from some dubious site without any serious consideration of consequences.

No database can solve missing / wrong configuration - and database really need a good configuration and heavy expertise in sys -/ hardware and configuration.

never in my 15 years of programming and interacting with mysql innodb have i ever had it crash, let alone corrupt the db.

problem is probably in something else, not mysql