Pedro
06/21/2024, 8:10 PMMarvin
06/21/2024, 8:10 PMnohup
- The nohup
command allows processes to continue running after you log out.
- Example:
bash
nohup prefect deployment run '<YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_NAME>' &
- This will run the command in the background and keep it running after logout.
### Using screen
- The screen
utility allows you to create a persistent terminal session.
- Steps:
1. Start a new screen session: screen -S my_session
.
2. Run your Prefect command within the screen session.
3. Detach from the screen session by pressing Ctrl+A
followed by D
.
4. Re-attach to the session with screen -r my_session
.
### Using tmux
- tmux
is another terminal multiplexer similar to screen
.
- Steps:
1. Start a new tmux session: tmux new -s my_session
.
2. Run your Prefect command within the tmux session.
3. Detach from the session by pressing Ctrl+B
followed by D
.
4. Re-attach with tmux attach -t my_session
.
### Resources
- Daemonizing Prefect deployments
- Prefect official documentation
If you want integration with specific tools like screen
or tmux
included in Prefect workflows, it's best to consult the Prefect documentation or the community guides for any updates or best practices.
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