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I usually just use Restic (not just for servers), for big databases i pipe pg_dump directly into it, and for even bigger ones, i recently moved to pgBackRest.
I ping to a selfhosted Healthchecks instance to see if my backups still run. (or the other way around)
On my main desktop (which recently became a mac, i am sorry) – i currently use Autorestic for multiple locations... its nice to have that yaml, but – well – i am used to bashscripts anyway so it is not that big of a benefit i guess.. .