I have used another software in the past where we would backup locally to the hard drives of a Hyper-V host on the network which gave us the ability to virtualize the backup files into a Hyper-V guest on that host without having to go through a full restore.

This is useful if a server being backed up goes down and you need to get that server OS/data/applications back up and running as quick as possible. Having this backup to virtualized guest feature would allow us to get the failed server running under a virtual machine again in about 15 to 20 mins. Then while the original server was getting fixed, users would continue to use the virtualized backups hyper-v guest to work--which we would also continue to backup to a new backup set. Once the original server was working again, we would restore from the new backup set we were using and there would be minimal downtime.

My question is if CloudBerry backup supports something similar or plans to support something like this in the future?