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# Remote Code Deployment
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Many IDEs offer ways to setup your project so that you can:
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- Use your local computer for editing source code, debugging, etc.
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- Run (deploy) your program on a remote machine, such as one of the servers.
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You are welcome and encouraged to use any such kind of deployment mechanism that is compatible with ssh (i.e., the main mechanism used to access the server, see ["Connecting to the Servers"](/connection).
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For people with access to `icaro.polito.it`, this automatic remote deployment is also helpful for working in folders that are periodically erased (see ["Storage Management and Quotas"](/storage)). In fact, most IDEs will automatically re-upload the local copy of your files to the remote machine if they detect that some files have been deleted.
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The rest of this page contains a short guide on how to setup remote deployment on the [PyCharm](https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/) Python IDE by JetBrains. Instructions are similar for other JetBrain tools. If you use a different IDE, it would be very helpful if you could prepare a similar guide and share it with the sysadmins to include in this page.
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