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Python 2 EOL is Jan 1, 2020. Get commercial support for Python 2 including security fixes, updates and support for your third-party packages.

Keep your open source language distributions up to date and consistent across teams at scale, fast. Build your open source language distribution in minutes, not months with the ActiveState Platform.

Over the past two decades, the use cases for Python have grown. This paper covers 10 of the most common use cases by industry for Python that we’ve witnessed implemented by our customers.

Use this checklist to assess which language best fits your environment, what resources are required to support the selected language and whether or not to outsource support.

This Use Case discusses how you can apply Machine Learning (ML) to the data you’re collecting throughout your DevOps chain in order to detect anomalies, predict system failures, determine root causes, and more.

Python 2 will soon be unsupported. This paper discusses your options for moving your existing packages and applications from Python 2 to 3, along with best practice guidelines.

When you build your own Python, you can waste days compiling, debugging, verifying dependencies, checking licenses, and so on, rather than coding. This infographic illustrates the pitfalls and offers a better way.

The way to build, monitor and secure open source languages. Deliver applications faster with lower risk. All your stake holders in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) are empowered and can retain control.

Remove blind spots, reduce your attack surface, track and profile risk in your Python applications. Bake security into your runtime BEFORE you start coding with the ActiveState Platform.