Running static binaries as PIE instead and modifying PIE memory of it:

This will demonstrate how to setup a static binary as a PIE binary and run it from python as well as how to modify that apps memory. Now for games and stuff like that, sure, totally normal to force the game to give you more hit-points whenever it decrements or something.

One of the things one can do is transfer running processes as if they were never moved to the new system. Wherever those new processes, nodes, and pods live, it should run as before. Normally the tools it is suggesting is useful. However, the method I asked it to consider was built by it for the simplicity of transitioning pods to another cluster from their actively running state. This means one has to account for its dependencies as well when transferring from one location to the next, even across different zones.

The point being, one has a lightweight option that would make it easier to transfer from one zone or cloud to the next. However, if someone were to misuse such, ones stack could be subject to or prone to hacking in a way that might not be easily detectable.