wip(services): Used versions update

src/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.md

@@ -110,11 +110,11 @@ Comprehensive table of available types:
 |PostgreSQL     |postgresql@12                                              |
 |MariaDB        |[email protected]                                               |
 |KeyDB          |keydb@6                                                    |
-|Node.js        |nodejs@16, nodejs@14                                       |
+|Node.js        |nodejs@18, nodejs@16, nodejs@14                            |
 |Golang         |golang@1                                                   |
 |PHP+Apache     |[email protected]+2.4, [email protected]+2.4, [email protected]+2.4 |
-|PHP+Nginx      |[email protected]+1.20, [email protected]+1.20, [email protected]+1.20 |
-|Static server  |nginx@1.20                                                 |
+|PHP+Nginx      |[email protected]+1.22, [email protected]+1.22, [email protected]+1.22 |
+|Static server  |nginx@1.22                                                 |
 |RabbitMQ       |rabbitmq@3                                                 |
 |Object storage |object-storage                                             |
 |Shared storage |shared-storage                                             |
@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ For example, this could be the exported value if a user accepts the default sett
 ```yaml
 services:
   - hostname: phpnginx
-    type: [email protected]+1.20
+    type: [email protected]+1.22
     minContainers: 1
     maxContainers: 1
     nginxConfig: |
@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ And this is an example for the same when creating the Nginx Static server servic
 ```yaml
 services:
   - hostname: nginx
-    type: nginx@1.20
+    type: nginx@1.22
     minContainers: 1
     maxContainers: 1
     nginxConfig: |

src/documentation/services/databases/keydb.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled KeyDB (Redis) key-value database serv
 
 ## Adding the KeyDB Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops KeyDB service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**.
+The Zerops KeyDB service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new KeyDB service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 

src/documentation/services/databases/mariadb.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Information on the compatibility of MariaDB software with similar, competing sof
 
 ## Adding the MariaDB Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops MariaDB service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**.
+The Zerops MariaDB service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**.
 
 There are two possible ways of creating a new MariaDB service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 

src/documentation/services/databases/postgresql.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled PostgreSQL database service, suitable
 
 ## Adding the PostgreSQL Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops PostgreSQL service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**.
+The Zerops PostgreSQL service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new PostgreSQL service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 

src/documentation/services/message-brokers/rabbitmq.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled [RabbitMQ](https://www.rabbitmq.com)
 
 ## Adding the RabbitMQ Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops RabbitMQ service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**.
+The Zerops RabbitMQ service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**.
 
 There are two possible ways of creating a new RabbitMQ service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 

src/documentation/services/runtimes/golang.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled Golang runtime service, suitable for
 
 ## Adding the Golang Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops Golang service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**. It has the Git version control system pre-installed. Other pre-installed packages are
-[Zerops zcli](/documentation/cli/installation.html#download-the-zcli-static-binary) and [WireGuard](https://www.wireguard.com/install) for Ubuntu.
+The Zerops Golang service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**. It has the Git version control system pre-installed. Other pre-installed packages are
+[Zerops zcli](/documentation/cli/installation.html#download-the-zcli-static-binary), [WireGuard](https://www.wireguard.com/install) for Ubuntu, and also the Golang environment to allow compilation and building even in the runtime and prepare containers.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new Golang service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ services:
 
 #### Which version to choose
 
-You can currently only choose Golang version **v1** (version v1.18.4, to be precise).
+You can currently only choose Golang version **v1** (version v1.19.2, to be precise).
 
 Used as the export & import type: ==`golang@1`== .
 

src/documentation/services/runtimes/nodejs.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled Node.js runtime service, suitable for
 
 ## Adding the Node.js Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops Node.js service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**. It has pre-installed NPM and YARN package managers, allowing you to install any package you want during the build stage, together with the Git version control system. Other pre-installed packages are
+The Zerops Node.js service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**. It has pre-installed NPM and YARN package managers, allowing you to install any package you want during the build stage, together with the Git version control system. Other pre-installed packages are
 [Zerops zcli](/documentation/cli/installation.html#download-the-zcli-static-binary) and [WireGuard](https://www.wireguard.com/install) for Ubuntu.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new Node.js service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
@@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ services:
 
 #### Which version to choose
 
-You can currently choose Node.js version **v16** (version v16.14.0, to be precise), or **v14** (version 14.19.0, to be precise). The chosen version **can't be changed afterward**.
+You can currently choose Node.js version **v18** (version v18.12.0, to be precise), **v16** (version v16.18.0, to be precise), or **v14** (version 14.21.0, to be precise). The chosen version **can't be changed afterward**.
 
-Used as the export & import types: ==`nodejs@16`== , or ==`nodejs@14`== .
+Used as the export & import types: ==`nodejs@18`== , ==`nodejs@16`== , or ==`nodejs@14`== .
 
 <!-- markdownlint-disable DOCSMD004 -->
 ::: tip Changing versions

src/documentation/services/runtimes/php.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Zerops provides a fully managed and scaled PHP runtime service, suitable for bot
 
 ## Adding the PHP Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops PHP service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**. It has the [Composer dependency manager](#pre-installed-php-composer), a lot of popular [PHP modules and extensions](#pre-installed-php-modules-and-extensions), together with the Git version control system pre-installed. Other pre-installed packages are
+The Zerops PHP service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**. It has the [Composer dependency manager](#pre-installed-php-composer), a lot of popular [PHP modules and extensions](#pre-installed-php-modules-and-extensions), together with the Git version control system pre-installed. Other pre-installed packages are
 [Zerops zcli](/documentation/cli/installation.html#download-the-zcli-static-binary) and [WireGuard](https://www.wireguard.com/install) for Ubuntu.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new PHP service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ services:
 
 #### Which version to choose
 
-You can currently choose PHP version **v8.1** (version v8.1.3, to be precise), **v8.0** (version v8.0.16, to be precise), or **v7.4** (version v7.4.28, to be precise). The chosen version **can't be changed afterward**. The service is always combined with a web server. It can be either **Apache v2.4** (version 2.4.29 to be precise) or **Nginx v1.20** (version 1.20.1 to be precise). The differences and configuration specifics for each web server are listed below.
+You can currently choose PHP version **v8.1** (version v8.1.12, to be precise), **v8.0** (version v8.0.25, to be precise), or **v7.4** (version v7.4.32, to be precise). The chosen version **can't be changed afterward**. The service is always combined with a web server. It can be either **Apache v2.4** (version 2.4.52 to be precise) or **Nginx v1.22** (version 1.22.1 to be precise). The differences and configuration specifics for each web server are listed below.
 
 Used as the export & import types: ==`[email protected]+2.4`== , ==`[email protected]+2.4`== , ==`[email protected]+2.4`== , ==`[email protected]+2.4`== , ==`[email protected]+2.4`== , ==`[email protected]+2.4`== .
 

src/documentation/services/static-servers/nginx.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This service is usually used as a web server for serving static files (index.htm
 
 ## Adding the Nginx Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops Nginx service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**. It has the Git version control system pre-installed.
+The Zerops Nginx service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v22.04.01==**. It has the Git version control system pre-installed.
 
 There are two possible ways to create a new Nginx service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ services:
   # Service will be accessible through zCLI VPN under http://web
   - hostname: web
     # Type and version of service used.
-    type: nginx@1.20
+    type: nginx@1.22
     # Whether the service will be run on one or multiple containers.
     # Since this is a simple example, using only one container is fine.
     minContainers: 1
@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ services:
 
 #### Which version to choose
 
-You can currently only choose Nginx version **v1.20** (version 1.20.1, to be precise).
+You can currently only choose Nginx version **v1.22** (version 1.22.1, to be precise).
 
-Used as the export & import type: ==`nginx@1.20`== .
+Used as the export & import type: ==`nginx@1.22`== .
 
 #### Hostname and port
 

src/documentation/services/storage/shared.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ If you are not sure what storage type to choose, take a look at [the best practi
 
 ## Adding the Shared Storage Service in Zerops
 
-The Zerops Shared Storage service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==**.
+The Zerops Shared Storage service is based on a [Linux LXD container](/documentation/overview/projects-and-services-structure.html#services-containers) with **Ubuntu** **==v18.04.06==** and **GlusterFS** **==v6.10==**.
 
 There are two possible ways of creating a new Shared Storage service. Either manually in the [Zerops GUI](#through-the-zerops-gui-interface), or using the Zerops [import functionality](/documentation/export-import/project-service-export-import.html#how-to-export-import-a-project).