How to solve the problem with SSLv3?

Question

Python

There is a remote system using SSLv3 just as a matter of course, and transition to other protocols is not yet in the near future.
And I have a Python script that interacts with the API on this remote system.
Everything is fine. But only SSLv3 support has long been cut into openssl and python3. Therefore, every time dances with a tambourine are required in the form of downloading ancient versions of openssl and python, rebuilding them for the target system to run the script, and trying to live them together.
Let's face it, this whole situation brings little pleasure, and given the fact that these ancient versions of python are no longer supported, and this stuff has to be collected on modern systems, and any introduction of new functionality brings a lot of pain with picking in system libraries.
What other options are there to resolve the situation?
So far, only the use of some stunnel ahead comes to mind ...

Answer 1

docker or lxc
build the right 1 time and that's it