Cool. When do you think you’ll be able to tell us without having to kill us and yourself immediately afterward? Sounds interesting both in the abstract technical sense, and as an actual service to use.
Once I’m off the ground and actually HAVE a facility in place.
I will be marketing to business and government. People whose requirements call for secure, off-site backups. It’s too expensive to seriously consider for home use. Software licenses start at $2500 per server, annually, plus setup fees, bandwidth, and storage fees.
Without giving away too much, it will work like this:
Once the initial backup is made (to multiple backup servers, eventually at multiple physical locations), the data will be maintained in real time to each backup server.
Restoration, should it become necessary, can come from any of the backup servers.