VS Code - transition from netbins. How to synchronize with a remote server when saving a file?

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"Switching" from Netbins to Visual Studio Code
Question: NetBeans has a handy feature - a remote server. Can you tell me if there is something similar in VS Code?
In netbins it works like this: I start a new project. It is located on my local PC (it also contains .git - a hidden folder for git). Those. the project folder on the PC already includes the project and git. Then I specify a remote server, enter the path to this remote project, and when I save the project file, I have it local and remote on the server are synchronized at the moment.
Deploying a project on netbins is a matter of a couple of minutes. And I also get remote synchronization out of the box. The same thing with the git (push, set the tag) - everything is intuitive and through gui - I fixed it in a minute, made a commit, registered the tag and sent it to the git (both local and on github or bitbucket). After such conveniences, working with VS Code is a pain. I've been preparing it for a couple of days - but have not yet received the correspondence of convenient features.
ps "I'm switching" from Netbins to Visual Studio Code - it means that I'm trying to master a new tool. He is on the hype + there are a lot of interesting add-ons to him, the community, and netbins, alas, lagged behind in this regard. Recently there was a release after many years of stagnation - but I'm not sure that the community will stir up to it.
pps - work with a remote server, what I described is the features of my work. I don’t always go to a working PC (and it’s not always turned on), a laptop, other people’s laptops and other people’s PCs on the road when - this saves me - I connected to the dev server on the hosting and work.

Answer 1

Connect the FS of the remote server via ssh, samba, NFS, etc. and work if you can't wait to build processes in this way.
But a more correct answer is in your comment that you called me to.

Answer 2

For synchronization, try installing the ftp-kr extension.