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Go will be easy enough to get the job done, then you will have plenty of time rewrite it with whatever language you like.
That's at least my case. I have a cloud server that hosts a few services for news, weather, LLM client, etc.. Most of them, if not all, took me just 2-3 hours to get it up and running, and a couple hours more the following day to fine tune. Now I have a working service and I can move on to rewrite it in (in my case) Rust as a learning opportunity.