This specific version of this MySQL has been battle tested for a long time. Any issues are known issues and we pretty much don't have any problems when they're in production. So it's very stable.
MySQL, known for scalability and ease of use, serves both small and large applications due to strong community support and enterprise-grade features. However, it struggles with scalability and lacks efficient clustering. While compatible with various languages and platforms, its security and performance tools require enhancement. Extensive error outputs aid reliability, yet documentation needs improvement for effective troubleshooting, and reliance on third-party diagnostics is necessary. MySQL remains a reliable choice for many developers.
