What exactly do you mean by "container get corrupted"? One should always use the read-flag to run Docker containers and use explicit volumes for persistent data

What exactly do you mean by "container get corrupted"? One should always use the read-flag to run Docker containers and use explicit volumes for persistent data. With this setup a container can only get corrupted if a read-only bind mount gets corrupted, and this will be a bug in kernel, not Docker.