How We Deploy Python Code
We love Python at Nylas. The syntax is simple and expressive, there are tons of open source modules and frameworks available, and the community is welcoming and diverse. Our backend is written exclusively in Python, and our team frequently gives talks at PyCon and meetups. You could say we are super fans. However, one of Python’s big drawbacks is a lack of clear tools for deploying Python server a
XARs: An efficient system for self-contained executables – Facebook Code
Distributing large pieces of software to thousands of machines with a wide variety of configurations can pose a significant operational challenge, requiring a process to identify and copy precisely the right combination of dependent libraries and data files for each device. To make this faster, more robust, and more efficient, we have developed and deployed XARs, or eXecutable ARchives, a system f
Building a Python monorepo for fast, reliable development
Suman Karumuri | Pinterest technical lead, Visibility & Ruth Grace Wong | Pinterest engineer, Core Site Reliability More than 200 million people discover and do what they love on Pinterest every month. We rely on several hundred Python services and tools to power these experiences. The code for these services lives in 100+ Git repositories (except for our Python frontend monolith). Overtime, we fo
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PEX — The secret sauce for the perfect PySpark deployment of AWS EMR workloads
Distributing a Python Project with Pex and Poetry
Options for Python packaging: Wheels, Conda, Docker, and more
GitHub - pantsbuild/lambdex: lambdex turns pex files into aws lambda functions
GitHub - linkedin/shiv: shiv is a command line utility for building fully self contained Python zipapps as outlined in PEP 441, but with all their dependencies included.
pantsbuild/pex: A library and tool for generating .pex (Python EXecutable) files
