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I've done things in a way that it doesn't. Basically build a virtualenv and then pack that into a .deb, install the .deb on the target machine and you have a s
by AdamJacobMuller 7y ago
I've done things in a way that it doesn't.
Basically build a virtualenv and then pack that into a .deb, install the .deb on the target machine and you have a self-contained package that requires no external resources to install.
That said, using golang is WAAAAY simpler. The virtualenv/deb solution, while it works, is very sketch.