how to call ssh from vs code

 To call SSH from VS Code, you can use the built-in Remote Development extension. This extension allows you to open a remote folder or workspace over SSH, so that you can edit files, run commands, and debug applications on a remote machine.

Here are the steps to use the Remote Development extension to connect to a remote machine over SSH:

Install the Remote Development extension from the VS Code marketplace.

Open VS Code and click on the Remote Explorer icon in the left sidebar.

Click the "+" icon at the top of the Remote Explorer panel, then select "Connect to Host..."

In the "Connect to Host" dialog, enter the SSH connection details for your remote machine, including the hostname or IP address, port number, and username.

Click "Connect", and VS Code will establish an SSH connection to the remote machine.

Once the connection is established, you can open a remote folder or workspace by clicking the "+" icon in the Remote Explorer panel and selecting "Open Folder..." or "Open Workspace..."

You can then edit files, run commands, and debug applications on the remote machine as if you were working locally.

Note that in order to use the Remote Development extension over SSH, you must have SSH access to the remote machine and SSH client tools installed on your local machine.