I'm slowly deprecating a python system at work and replacing it with elixir. We don't use containerization or anything, and installing the python system is a n

I'm slowly deprecating a python system at work and replacing it with elixir. We don't use containerization or anything, and installing the python system is a nightmare. You have to set up virtualenvs, not to mention celery and rabbit, and god help you if you're trying to operate it and you forget something or another. With elixir, you run "mix release" and the release pipeline is set up to automatically gzip the release (it's one line of code to include that). Shoot the gzip over (actually I upload to s3 and redownload), unzip, and the entire environment, the dependencies, the vm, literally everything comes over. The only thing I have to do is sudo setcap cap_net_bind=+ep on the vm binary inside the distribution because linux is weird and, as they say, "it just works".