SQLite Database Corruption in Jellyfin 10.10.6 - Sudden Failure Without System Change

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Environment

• Unraid Version: 7.0.1
  
• Jellyfin Version: 10.10.6
  
• Container Source: bbergle-jellyfin container template from https://github.com/BBergle/unraid-templa...llyfin.xml
  
• Tailscale 1.80.2
  
  

Issue Description
My Jellyfin instance has suddenly stopped working - specifically, I cannot get playback to function at all. The system was working normally last night, but today it's failing with database corruption errors. What's particularly concerning is that this happened without any:

• Power outages
  
• Container restarts
  
• System updates
  
• Manual intervention
  
• lack of disk space: (I have plenty)- I have ~11TB free on the share Jellyfin is using, and ~1TB free on its cache drive
  

Error Messages
The primary error I'm seeing is:
[ERR] Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.SqliteException (0x80004005): SQLite Error 11: 'database disk image is malformed'.

This appears to be a SQLite database corruption issue. Interestingly, I've recently encountered similar SQLite database corruption in other "arr" applications in my stack, suggesting there might be a common underlying cause. In all the other cases, I simply restored from a .bak of the .db though the fact that this is reoccurring across several different containers is concerning. 

Full log from today:  https://forum.jellyfin.org/attachment.php?aid=6979

Troubleshooting Attempted
So far I've identified the error in logs but haven't attempted recovery procedures as I wanted to get community input first.
I've found some potential recovery commands from this Stack Overflow post that suggest running:

 to check integrity:

Code:

sqlite3 library.db "PRAGMA integrity_check;"

 
and I get the output "ok" - which does not tell me much.


or to recover (have not tried this yet)

Code:

sqlite3 broken.db ".recover" | sqlite3 new.db

However, I'm hesitant to try these without guidance as they may just be band-aid solutions if there's a more severe underlying issue causing database corruption across multiple applications.

Questions

1. Has anyone else experienced spontaneous SQLite corruption in Jellyfin recently?
   
2. What's the recommended recovery approach? (Database restore, repair attempt, etc.)
   
3. Given that this has happened across multiple applications using SQLite, should I be concerned about underlying storage issues? I have not noted anything else that would indicate a storage problem (regular parity checks succeed)
   
4. Are there any known issues with SQLite databases in the bbergle-jellyfin container specifically?
   

Additional Information
- I am using an SSD dedicated for my container appdata - this does make me wonder if that is suspect. The SMART Info does not seem to imply it is at fault.

Thank you!