In case you don't have screen/tmux and need to run a process that won't be terminated after closing the terminal:

$ nohup your command &
$ exit

Or

$ your command &
$ disown
$ exit

If you have multiple commands:

$ sleep 3600 &
$ sleep 86400 &

By typing jobs something like this appears:

[1]  - running    sleep 3600
[2]  + running    sleep 86400

To disown let's say only job 2:

$ disown %2

🔗process already running

You can pause it ctrl+z, something like this will appear:

$ sleep 3600
^Z
zsh: suspended  sleep 3600

Then type bg to put it in background:

$ bg
[1]  + continued  sleep 3600

After that you can disown and exit:

$ disown
$ exit