While I agree with others pointing out the oddity of a portable server in general: this sounds like a great use-case for a laptop.

Built-in battery, wifi you can broadcast out as a hotspot, and it even has a display/keyboard/mouse for troubleshooting!

An older laptop with the optical drive stripped out could have a 2.5” 5TB HDD in addition to the boot drive for some decent mobile storage.

FYI Nexctloud supports webdav.

I run it and mariaDB in docker and they run perfectly when left alone, but everything breaks horribly if I try to do an update. I recently figured out that you need to do updates for NC in steps, and docker (unRAID’s, specifically) defaults to jumping to the latest version. I think I figured out how to specify version now so fingers crossed I won’t destroy it the next time I do updates.

What? I can’t hear you over that airplane.

Coasters

I think these companies should run their own usenet servers, personally. That’s the only way they’re getting my money.

Hopefully the alien site is next.

Good read.

Yeah, it’s just nice to consolidate where able.

Do they have dyndns support? That was what led me to google.

Mailjet is working great for me.

I really hope lemmings doesn’t become the norm

I’m interested in hosting my own lemmy instance on-prem with my unRAID server. BYOVM seems interesting, but not sure why I would pay for that…?