Cam Birch

I'm looking at using this product for a couple of different purposes both personally and professionally. I think I can answer most of my personal needs questions via a trial but the professional needs aren't so easily satisfied. I'm looking at installing this on a Windows Server 2012 R2 server hosted in the cloud. This server runs production workloads. I would like to use this to enable a simpler means of scripting the offsite storage of backups from the server. There are 2 types of scheduled backups: - Generated Zip files - Full server images Since the server is cloud hosted it has a few interesting properties: - VERY fast IOPS (its on pure flash drives) - VERY small hard drive For instance there is NOT enough space available on the drive to perform a full image backup. So question 1. Do you see this scenario as feasible? And then question 2. Since this is a company asset and the internet is generally horrible, it is a high target for hacking and specifically ransomware type attacks. Ideally I would like to lock away access to the cloud drive to just the script that is performing the backups thus keeping the cloud drive completely hidden and protected from being encrypted by a hacker. Would this be possible via a .NET accessible API, or a command line?