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Please note that, the port would be defined before session placement, and not the other way around. Hence, you can pass the port on the command line arguments of the fleet configuration and then use that when you call ProcessReady (instead of the hardcoded one). Each instance will have the exact processes you configure always be running and waiting for sessions, for example on ports 7777, 8888, 9999 and the backend will get info when placement is ready on which port (and process) on which instance (and IP) was allocated.
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