PostGre Disaster Recovery Solution Windows 2016 Server

We have a new project running on a Windows 2016 server that uses PostGre 10. We are getting ready to move into production in a few months and need a database backup/disaster recovery solution designed and implemented on the server. This is our first PostGre solution and we could use help getting a database disaster recovery solution defined and setup on the server. The solution should at minimum do the following - Create a full backup every night so that it can be stored offsite through an existing replication process (writes backup to local drive) - Create a full backup at a specified time (i.e. 2:00AM) - Keep 7 days of backups in this folder, and delete all backups older than 7 days - Create incremental backup of at all times that can be used for local restoration of data not included it full backups on a local drive. Must haves - Based on free or open source tools (i.e. pg_dump, pgBackRest, pg_basebackup, etc.) - Highly reliable - Suitable to a mid-sized database (10-20GB) with a moderate daily transaction load during daylight hours - Overnight backup would take less than 2 hours - Incremental process (i.e. WAL) does not significantly impact server resources - Restoration time is less than two hours including full and incremental - Restoration is not overly complex Nice to haves - Portable and would also work on Kubernetes deployed environments with some reconfiguration/setup. - Would allow backups to be written to cloud locations - Would send email notifications on critical errors - Logging of backup processes and actions - Alignment to industry best practices - something like this?: [login to view URL] - Ability to modify general parameters of the process (i.e. notifications, times, destinations) Considerations - We will not grant access to the server for setup - actual setup would be done using a Skype call / screen share with someone in English. You should be prepared to guide someone on our team with server experience through the setup process remotely. Milestones - First payment will be made on delivery of an approved solution design - Second (final) payment will be made upon the solution being implemented on our server