Reason I haven't had to use SSH in a few years is primarily that managed Wordpress allows pretty much everything to be done from the browser. You used to have to ftp themes for eg. And back in the day, plugins and updates too. That and I gave up doing anything besides WP.
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yeah I meant sftp
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ftp is pretty obsolete & clunky. My impression is most people use HTTP[S] GET to retrieve individual files; scp or rsync for trusted/internal file transfers; git for code/website components where version control is helpful
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scp = cp over ssh tunnel
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FTP servers are still a thing in government. Some moving toward managed cloud services to accomplish the same thing.
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I'd be more likely to reach for scp to transfer files over ssh than ftp.
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People still use it *a lot* in the enterprise. One indicator is that AWS launched this at the last re:Invent:https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2018/11/aws-transfer-for-sftp-fully-managed-sftp-for-s3/ …
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SFTP is the most popular enterprise software integration protocol by an enormous margin
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Sure, it gets used for dinky little things. But yeah mostly deploys triggered on push. SSH certainly gets used all the time.
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