Interesting that you mention the difficult problems being around CI/CD and operations. I had to get our Python application’s CI/CD pipeline off the ground and i

Interesting that you mention the difficult problems being around CI/CD and operations. I had to get our Python application’s CI/CD pipeline off the ground and it was much harder than it would have been in Go, for example. Notably, figuring out how to manage dependencies and run tests in a way that was reasonably performant was a massive challenge. We made the mistake of using pipenv, but downloading dependencies took half an hour. We should use something like Bazel to solve those problems, but it doesn’t support Python3 (allegedly some folks have hacked things together to get it working, but I haven’t managed to reproduce it). Further, packing dependencies into a lambda function is tough because Python libs are often bloated and static analysis tools are lacking, making it hard to trim the tree. I’m sure they’re are solutions, but they’re hard to find relative to Go. Not sure about Java or other languages.