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those handle python deps ok, but not lib dependencies, at least last time I was forced to use it. If your company has a mix of older and newer projects, you'll end up with eg conflicting dependencies on libxml.

My solution was to docker all the things. It made my life so much better; you could simultaneously run multiple services on the same box without awful fragile hacks.



Docker is a great tool, but not all customers will have that available to them, and the docker experience isn't great for customers on Windows/Mac since they have to run Linux in a VM, which means the agent would have the footprint of an entire OS on those platforms.


You can bundle libxml.so and such and load it from your directory. Docker is certainly an option, but it's like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.




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