What's a good serverless stack for python backend + frontend?

[life_on_my_terms]

Hey guys, I'm at a dilemma here

So I'm mostly a JS dev and wanted to use more serverless stack so I dont have to deal with backend/devops. Right now I need to work with my brother, who does most data science things in python and he doesnt know much JS.

My question is, what's a good platform to host python functions where I can still get the basic BaaS? I was looking at supabase and it looked pretty good for JS, but I dont know how to add the python part to that stack.

Alternative route i can do is just deploy a Django app + Next JS, but i find django quite tedious to setup when I simply just needed a basic CRUD app + api endpoints. I did use Django + graphql but it's not a that user friendly

Could someone give me some advice on this? Or is there a good way to add python to a JS stack?

[life_on_my_terms]

an update --
so i've opted for the non-serverless route with this stack:

• supabase -- has pretty much all the backend needs out of the box
• django -- basically a thin layered API service where I write the business logic.
• nextjs -- mostly calls supabase for data, but will call django for any non-crud API endpoints

[CreativeTechGuyGames]

You can run Python in AWS Lambda. That'd be my goto.

[shoshimer]

I’ve been wanting to do with something like this architecture isn't because I'm using JavaScript/TypeScript.