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Setting up Python Flask server on internet via Port forwarding

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Step 1 :-

As the first step, we need to setup a server on our system.A server exposes your code to a particular port.Some examples are Apache Tomcat, Spring boot (inbuilt), Python Django (inbuilt), Nginx.
Here we have a simple server in Python Flask.


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Step 2 :-

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Creation of Orphan Process in Linux using Python

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In this article we will learn about,
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Here, we are going to create an orphan process through python code.
The logic behind the code is,

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