Restic + rclone + GCP Service Account. This is the way to go. Files will count towards the Service Account, not your account. If you use Google Workspace I str

Restic + rclone + GCP Service Account. This is the way to go. Files will count towards the Service Account, not your account. If you use Google Workspace I strongly recommend using a Shared Drive (instead of sharing a folder in “My Drive”) so the files will be owned by your org, not by the Service Account (otherwise deleting the SA would result in the files being deleted as well, because in “My Drive” the creator of a file keeps ownership even when creating in a shared folder). If you have problems with the 400,000 files limit in a Shared Drive: create a new one, rclone has a “union” backend. It can be set to create new files in the new Shared Drive while still showing files from the other drive(s). Also Shared Drives have their own recent activity views so it doesn’t clutter your “my drive” view. Create a SA in GCP and generate a JSON credentials file. Create a folder or Shared Drive via web and share it with the SA. I’m using this setup for years with zero problems. Example rclone config: https://pastebin.com/KdsFQz5K https://pastebin.com/KdsFQz5K