profiles: Daemonise profile start #50
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When a profile is started, it starts an inception server so that the containerised Windows Manager is able to execute new container workloads. The previous implementation required the start command to hold the process running for as long as the profile was running. These changes act as a self-daemon, detaching itself from the caller process, by triggering a new process to be executed with the same parameters. The new process will be running in the background for as long as the profile is running. Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <pjbgf@linux.com>
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When a profile is started, it starts an inception server so that the containerised Windows Manager is able to execute new container workloads. The previous implementation required the start command to hold the process running for as long as the profile was running.
These changes act as a self-daemon, detaching itself from the caller process, by triggering a new process to be executed with the same parameters. The new process will be running in the background for as long as the profile is running.