I chose Anaconda for this use case: 1 Setup a production Python environment on Windows Server 2016 2 Write a README on how to set up a prod Python env on Wind

I chose Anaconda for this use case: 1 Setup a production Python environment on Windows Server 2016 2 Write a README on how to set up a prod Python env on Windows Server 2016 (pretty short) 3 Tell my Win 10 coworkers to refer to the README to setup their own Python env 4 Minimize the number of "conda install" commands needed to setup a production Python env, which in our case are mostly the Oracle/cx_oracle and MS SQL Server dependencies.