'Run Sagemaker notebook instance and be able to close tab

I'm currently using Sagemaker notebook instance (not from Sagemaker Studio), and I want to run a notebook that is expected to take around 8 hours to finish. I want to leave it overnight, and see the output from each cell, the output is a combination of print statements and plots.

Howevever, when I start running the notebook and make sure the initial cells run, I close the Jupyterlab tab in my browser, and some minutes after, I open it again to see how is it going, but the notebook is stopped.

Is there any way where I can still use my notebook as it is, see the output from each cell (prints and plots) and do not have to keep the Jupyterlab tab open (turn my laptop off, etc)?

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Jupyter will stop your kernel when you close the tab. If you want to benefit from your jobs running after you close the jupyter tab, I would recommend looking into using SageMaker Processing or Training jobs for your workloads. Alternatively, this link provides some options on how to keep the notebook running with the tab closed.

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