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I feel like RClone, with some flags, will do what you need.
For backups you have loads of great options. Borg is great and trusted, but a bit aged. It only supports backing up via SSH or to a local drive. I does however work very well.
Lots of new “generation” backup programs have sprung up since, like for instance restic, which supports many more backends, with perhaps S3 compatible being the most important.
The newest “batch” of backup programs include Duplicacy which is stable and trusted and semi paid (cli version is free), and Kopia which is free, but has yet to release a stable version.
Finally, while setting up a “fire and forget” solution, it is worthless if it doesn’t run. For keeping an eye on things, i would recommend something like Healthchecks.IO . Their free tier gives you the option to monitor 20 different tasks, and will alert you on error or if the back fails to run.
The newest “batch” of backup programs include Duplicacy which is stable and trusted and semi paid (cli version is free), and Kopia which is free, but has yet to release a stable version.
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