Processing 40TB of code from 10M projects with a dedicated server and Go
>  I actually wrote a Python solution at first, but having to install the pip dependencies on my clean varnish box seemed like a bad idea and it keep breaking in odd ways which I didn’t feel like debugging.<p>Amen! 
This is why I am learning Go at the moment and considering using it instead of Python for admin and data processing tasks on a fleet of servers. The single binary deployment makes it a lot easier for users to adopt. Python misses out on a lot of use because of the inability to do this. And No! I do not want to pip install a lot of stuff on the servers just to be able to run this script once. Heck, some of these servers don't even have access to public internet to be able to pip install whatever.<p>Yes, I have looked into pyinstaller and Nuitka. They threw up some errors that were indicative of deeper issues that I didnt feel like a good use of my time to debug. I'd rather choose a language that has this as a priority/design goal instead.