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Haven't really tinkered with anything similar to be honest, but it should be doable. Figure out your software stack, find the lowest power consuming platform you can afford with enough performance to meet your needs, then power it with whatever green energy you can get. There are many commercial solutions for solar+battery combination.
My approach would be a raspberry pi, a power bank and a usb solar panel, I'm curious what kind of experience it would provide.
I am well and truly down the rabbit hole — why shouldn't I build a raspberry pi cluster and learn k3s? ☠