Configuring a service to monitor gunicorn, which itself took a bit to configure, before I begin configuring NGINX or Apache... it's really a pain in the butt.
LAMP/LEMP stacks just... are
LEPP (nginx, PostgreSQL, Python) stack seems to me an all-around better stack for most of the deployments people use LAMP for.
Writing secure, readable, quality code in PHP is something I'm far more comfortable doing than deploying Flask or Django apps on a VPS. That's a function of my lived experiences.
YMMV, but I think declaring python/ruby on the backend is "the all-around better stack" for everyone is a bit short-sighted imho.
Deploying is as simple as touching a reload.wsgi file.
Turns out, leveraging Dokku and having the right files, ie a Procfile to bind your app to Gunicorn and pushing the repo to the dokku instance was all it took.
Granted, it's for internal use so downtime isn't that big of an issue.