I think RustPython gets used in ruff (the linter), or at least I saw they were experimenting with that idea. Which is mainly what its built for - running python code in rust, since its still a fair bit slower than cpython.
Otherwise, for normal job running, cloud infrastructure makes this pretty tricky unless you're a big company. I work for a small company and we run python code on things like azure functions, until they support other python interpreters, we'd need a massive expected benefit to justify that sort of self-building of architecture.
Otherwise, for normal job running, cloud infrastructure makes this pretty tricky unless you're a big company. I work for a small company and we run python code on things like azure functions, until they support other python interpreters, we'd need a massive expected benefit to justify that sort of self-building of architecture.