If a client has certified a specific Linux distro as an approved platform, that's what we use. We can either deliver a single executable (Go) or a Python scrip

If a client has certified a specific Linux distro as an approved platform, that's what we use. We can either deliver a single executable (Go) or a Python script, as python is preinstalled on their distro. If we'd want to use Ruby, it'd be a huge hassle of re-certifying crap and bureauracy and approvals and in that time we'd have the Python solution already running.