Do we talk about running Python in production enough?

I can tell you the Talk Python infrastructure, courses, podcasts, APIs, and so on,

get a fair amount of traffic, but they look nothing like what Google or Instagram

or insert big tech name here's deployments look like.

Yet, mostly, we hear about interesting feats of engineering at massive scale

that, while impressive, often is

outside the world of most Python devs. On this episode, we have three great guests who do think

we should talk more about small to medium-sized Python deployments, Emily Morehouse, Panic, and

Glyph. I think you'll enjoy the conversation. They each bring their own interesting perspectives.

This is Talk Python to Me, episode 352, recorded January 12, 2022.

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Python to me. It's so good to have you here on the show. And I'm super excited about talking about

running Python in production. And I'm glad that it's more than just one of you,

because I think everyone has their own perspective and their own context and whatnot.

You know, do you work for a small company or a large company or do you have many people

on their team or just a couple? Right. And I think that really influences what you might

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