Using Screen Terminal
Full user manual https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html
$ screen -S name
Create a screen session of the name "name". -S name is optional but handy. Inside, Control A (^a) set command mode, following letter is the command
c if you are already on a screen session, Control ac (^ac) opens a new one
d detach the session (^ad), that is let the session run without displaying it. Then you can logout, the session keeps running.
n (^an) et p (^ap) are next and previous (screen sessions).
screen -ls lists the running sessions
screen -wipe close the inactive sessions ("dead sessions").
H (capital letter, ^aH) start logging of the screen session, to remember what you do. also screen -L logs from the start.
To stop a screen session, you can simply type "exit", but this can as well set you out of the normal terminal (ssh). Better use
k (^ak) kills the current session. Don't do that if your session is doing useful job :-), but you will receive a confirmation message.
screen -r reattach a previous session. screen -r PID reattach the session of that PID (as seen by screen -ls).