Add SonarQube Integration to Coolify Services

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Summary

Coolify should support self-hosting SonarQube as a built-in service, allowing users to deploy and manage their own SonarQube instance directly within Coolify. This would simplify the setup for developers who want code quality analysis without relying on external services.

Use Case

Users can deploy a SonarQube instance as a service inside Coolify.
Projects hosted on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket can connect to the self-hosted SonarQube instance.
No need for manual configuration—Coolify handles the setup.

Expected Benefits

✅ Easy Deployment: One-click SonarQube setup inside Coolify.
✅ Full Control: Users manage their own instance without external dependencies.
✅ Secure & Private: Keep code analysis within your own infrastructure.

Proposed Implementation

Add SonarQube as a deployable service in Coolify.
Enable configuration via Coolify’s UI (e.g., ports, database setup).
Provide integration support for CI/CD pipelines.

[OG-Jons]

Hi there!
I tried implementing a template for sonarqube (see here). The template should work, but an issues comes up when the container of sonarqube (or rather elasticsearch) runs its bootstrap steps.
The error shown is:
max virtual memory areas vm.max_map_count [65530] is too low. To resolve that issue, it would require to run some commands from the host machine. Steps are described here: https://docs.sonarsource.com/sonarqube-server/latest/setup-and-upgrade/pre-installation/linux/

A possible solution would to have an init script run when the docker compose is applied. But I'm unsure if that would be a good idea/solution. The opinion of @andrasbacsai or @peaklabs-dev would be greatly appreciated. (Source: https://community.sonarsource.com/t/docker-install-elastic-search-vm-max-map-count/37270/2)

If you've got an idea yourself, just respond here and I'll try it out :)