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How to properly background a process in Linux

If you're like me, you find yourself running processes every now and then that don't have init scripts and simply remain active in your session. One common example of that would be a Minecraft server manually launched via SSH/console. Something you've probably run into is that the process is killed once your shell session ends. A common answer to this is to use "screen" but that isn't really the standard "Linux Admin" way...

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How to properly background a process in Linux

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