I still use FTP for deploying updates to a few small static sites that I own. These sites get updated a couple of times a year and have no deployment dependenci

I still use FTP for deploying updates to a few small static sites that I own. These sites get updated a couple of times a year and have no deployment dependencies, so it's easy. I wouldn't use it for deploying serious projects. Otherwise, I've been using SFTP for a personal project where I'm using it as a part of a document storage API. The documents are managed by a SQLite application that stores their metadata. FTP servers are easy to set up and aren't bound by someone's ecosystem. Plus, I can use any client I want to access the documents if I need to.