UI on debian VPS on Ionos - user-interface

I just get a VPS on Ionos, in which debian is running.
I use it to run selenium script with python but I would like to control what the script is doing when I get errors. So I would to install an UI and control it with vnc viewer.
Anyone knows if it possible ?
If yes, which ui I can install on my VPS ? and which vncserver package is the the best ?
Thank you

You can "apt install XFCE4" Desktop, then you have a UI.
You can access this desktop from Windows machines when you "apt install XRDP" and login via Remote Desktop.
Dont forget to open RDP Port 3389 in the firewall.

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