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I have all my configuration as Ansible and Terraform code, so everything can be destroyed and recreated with no effort.
When it comes to the data, I made some bash script to copy, compress, encrypt and upload them encrypted. Not sure if this is the best but it is how I'm dealing with it right now.
I've got a similar setup, but use Kopia for backup which does all that you describe but also handles deduplication of data very well.
For example I've added older less structured backups to my "good" backup now and since there is a lot of duplication between a 4 year old backup and a 5 year old backup it barely increased the storage space usage.
That sounds a lot like how I keep my stuff safe, I use backblaze for my off-site backup