Yuuup. Here I was thinking my running flask applications would come back on after a reboot. Does that exist by the way?
If you want it constantly running, why not make it a proper service in your systemd config? In that way, yeh it exists. You can follow the logs with "journalctl -u ... -f"
Yea it's not a great idea. I was thinking like for active development, when you have a few things like redis, flask and mitmproxy running all at once.
I'm very lazy.
You can preconfigure a screen session in that case. `screenrc` allows you to specify what windows are opened at startup and you can bind specific commands to them.
But docker-compose would do this too.
Ok, have some aigus.
Never heard of this phrase.
Care to explain? :D
(googled it and came up with "have some treble" wat? ^^)