3 ms·
To be fair, you need a python runtime installed to run python, the same way you need a java runtime installed to run uberjars. ...but, the deployment is a sing
by shadowmint 10y ago
To be fair, you need a python runtime installed to run python, the same way you need a java runtime installed to run uberjars.
...but, the deployment is a single artifact.
I don't think doing a git clone, followed by a pip install and waiting for all the dependencies to download... and compile... (or not, if you have the wrong system packages installed) really compares.
- brianwawok 10y agoWhy not? If you are doing a blue/green type deploy.. you are basically building up a new VM to be your new environment. It can do all kinds of download and compile type stuff. Who cares if some is pip installing?