Anything that can statically link and compile to native is super easy to deploy in my experience. Go and Rust have been really easy in my experience. Needing a

Anything that can statically link and compile to native is super easy to deploy in my experience. Go and Rust have been really easy in my experience. Needing a runtime installed, and making sure it's the right version usually isn't a big deal, but once and a while it can be a pain. I thankfully haven't had issues with linking to things like libc via Rust. In the same vein, Docker is a real hero in my experience with deployments. Get it working locally and we're almost always good to go. You'll need Docker installed, but that's pretty easy to guarantee in most environments. Also, almost all PaaS that I see these days support Docker out of the box, which is awesome to see.