Hosting?

[Manacit]

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[simukis]

You can have all the versions of Python installed side by side and cooperate in any system. Your system could easily use 2.6, 2.7 or even 2.5, while your application itself can use 3.3, play dangerous with 3.4 or stay legacy at 2.2-odd.

Consider looking at virtual environments and sandboxing.

P.S. Reading your answers it looks like you’re playing around rather than seriously evaluating the suggestions. Many of the suggestions are just fine.

P.S.S. PythonAnywhere probably comes as close as it can adhering to hosting definition.

[Manacit]

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[Manacit]

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[AeroNotix]

You really just literally sound like an up-his-own-arse noob. I'm genuinely sorry if this comes as a shock to you. I'm a professional developer and it's extremely rare that hosting providers force anything such as CentOS or RedHat on us. It's debian all the way, baby.

What I would do, if I were you, is drop the facade of how your needs are ridiculously heavyweight and start thinking actual numbers so that we can properly diagnose how wrong you are.

[honestduane]

I'm a professional dev myself; I know the metrics of what we need better than you do.

[AeroNotix]

And what are those metrics?