Sync with big-bear-casaos

[dragonfire1119]

Ran the sync script to update the repository with the latest changes from big-bear-casaos.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a new configuration file for the "Coolify" application, providing metadata and enhancing its deployment capabilities.
  • Added a description file for "Coolify," detailing its functionality and associated resources.

• Version Updates

  • Updated version numbers for multiple applications, including:
    • Homepage: 0.9.11 → 0.9.12
    • Beszel: 0.7.3 → 0.7.4
    • Ghost: 5.99.0-alpine → 5.100.0-alpine
    • Ollama (AMD, CPU, NVIDIA): 0.4.0 → 0.4.1
    • Scrypted: 0.123.0-jammy-full → 0.123.1-jammy-full
    • Tududi: 0.20 → 0.31

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated Docker image versions for various services to ensure compatibility and improved performance.

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Walkthrough

This pull request includes updates to multiple configuration files across various services. The changes primarily consist of version number updates for existing applications, with specific increments noted for each service's configuration file. Additionally, two new configuration files have been introduced for the "coolify" application, detailing its metadata and Docker Compose settings. The updates ensure that the applications are using the latest version identifiers and configurations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
servapps/Homepage/config.json	Version updated from "0.9.11" to "0.9.12".
servapps/beszel/config.json	Version updated from "0.7.3" to "0.7.4".
servapps/coolify/config.json	New configuration file added with id "coolify", version "4.0.0-beta.367", and image "ghcr.io/coollabsio/coolify".
servapps/coolify/description.json	New JSON file created with metadata for the "coolify" application, including name, description, and repository link.
servapps/coolify/docker-compose.yml	New Docker Compose configuration for "big-bear-coolify" with multiple services including PostgreSQL and Redis.
servapps/ghost/config.json	Version updated from "5.99.0-alpine" to "5.100.0-alpine".
servapps/ollama-amd/config.json	Version updated from "0.4.0-rocm" to "0.4.1-rocm".
servapps/ollama-amd/docker-compose.yml	Image version updated from "ollama/ollama:0.4.0-rocm" to "ollama/ollama:0.4.1-rocm".
servapps/ollama-cpu/config.json	Version updated from "0.4.0" to "0.4.1".
servapps/ollama-cpu/docker-compose.yml	Image version updated from "ollama/ollama:0.4.0" to "ollama/ollama:0.4.1".
servapps/ollama-nvidia/config.json	Version updated from "0.4.0" to "0.4.1".
servapps/ollama-nvidia/docker-compose.yml	Image version updated from "ollama/ollama:0.4.0" to "ollama/ollama:0.4.1".
servapps/scrypted/config.json	Version updated from "0.123.0-jammy-full" to "0.123.1-jammy-full".
servapps/scrypted/docker-compose.yml	Image version updated from "koush/scrypted:v0.123.0-jammy-full" to "koush/scrypted:v0.123.1-jammy-full".
servapps/tududi/config.json	Version updated from "0.20" to "0.31".
servapps/tududi/docker-compose.yml	Image version updated from "chrisvel/tududi:0.20" to "chrisvel/tududi:0.31".

Possibly related PRs

• Sync with big-bear-casaos #336: The version number in the servapps/Homepage/config.json file was updated from "0.9.2" to "0.9.3", which is a direct change to the same configuration file as the main PR.
• Sync with big-bear-casaos #338: The version number in the servapps/Homepage/config.json file was updated from "0.9.3" to "0.9.4", also directly related to the same configuration file as the main PR.
• Sync with big-bear-casaos #366: The version number in the servapps/scrypted/config.json file was updated from "0.115.4-jammy-full" to "0.115.10-jammy-full", indicating a version change in a related configuration file.
• Sync with big-bear-casaos #406: The version number in the servapps/scrypted/config.json file was updated from "0.115.4-jammy-full" to "0.116.0-jammy-full", indicating another version update in the same file as the previous PR.
• Sync with big-bear-casaos #432: The version number in the servapps/actual-server/config.json file was updated from "24.8.0" to "24.9.0", which is a version update similar to the main PR's focus on version changes.

🐰 In the garden of code, we hop with delight,
Versions are blooming, all shiny and bright.
From coolify's charm to scrypted's new tune,
Each update a flower, beneath the bright moon.
With every small change, our projects take flight,
A rabbit's joy dances in the soft night! 🌼✨

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