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https://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki#
Best you got and flat file, so need for a database.
DokuWiki works well, dunno what's the default look of it these days, but I love the "old Wikipedia" theme for it. https://www.dokuwiki.org/template:monobook
For a small ram vps, docuwiki is probably the way to go.
But if you need the added features of Gitlab + private repo hosting anyway,
Gitlab has integrated 'Gollum wiki'. (It's just a markdown git repo you can checkout to local machine for zero connectivity situations).
If you don't need Gitlab(and its 1.5GB RAM requirement, Standalone Gollum wiki is also an option for a private wiki.(ruby runtime though)
I like the idea of separating content storage and revision history. (here git is responsble for versioning, not the wiki software)
Thanks for the pointer. Using git to back it up sounds intriguing.
I use Dokuwiki on a proper LEB, you don't even notice it's there in terms of resource usage.
Another happy DocuWiki user here. It's indeed a very decent piece of software overall.
Using Docuwiki on a LES as my primary website CMS. It's brilliant.
+1 for DokuWiki.