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Selfhost offline software for a power outage
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this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2025
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Realistically, most self-hosted services will work "offline" (no internet connection), provided you also power a local network during the outage as you will have to access it somehow.
This also plays into the other factors, as self-produced power is usually far less than what you'd get from the grid (I.e. you'll probably want to avoid things like heavy transcoding).