python development on remote server?

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Hello.
First, not a big introduction - I'm not a web developer, I rarely write for the web and I suspect that it's crooked (usually it's just a rest api with an admin panel, sometimes a parser or just a script for myself)
I'm writing a personal project for which I need redis, because I can't install linux (small ssd and you need windows to work) and I am weak in administration (in fact, this is my first linux server that I completely administer myself before that, at most, fix something in the configs, put something, etc. on trifles, but it’s more likely like this .. .)
based on all this, I decided to write in php - I set up auto-deploy via ftp in phpshtorm and, in fact, it’s fine ... but I understand that I really don’t like writing in php, this is purely my personal opinion, I don’t want to cause a holivar and jokes about php (the language is like language, I just don’t like it specifically, someone doesn’t like Python, someone else ...)

Actually, the question itself is, how best to develop a pyhon project on a remote server, like with phpshtorm and ftp ?
I understand that maybe I want something strange, and eat candy and not prick with a cactus, thanks in advance)

Answer 1

Redis works fine for me on windows too. Enough for development needs.

Answer 2

Well, as an option, you can put the same Pycharm on Windows and connect via ssh to a remote server from it.

Answer 3

Set up the environment on the server, in PyCharm - File - Settings - Tools - SSH Terminal you set up access to the server via ssh, after which, when you right-click on a directory or a separate file, you can select the Deployment context menu section and there either download files from the server or upload to server.

Answer 4

Installing Vagrant and working with it is not an option?
You don’t need much space (I have several virtual machines in it that take up only 6 gigabytes + about 400mb of the original image), and Jetbrains IDEs have excellent vagrant support.