Next, you will see the resource monitoring itself, where you can view all the data about the components of your server.
Initially, you will be shown all the items that you can view. If you are interested in one thing, then just go to this component. For example, I'm interested in what is the load of my RAM. In order to monitor it, I'll just go to the Memory section
Here I can view more detailed information about memory. For example: how much memory is available/used, which process uses how much memory. Also I can disable processes or a phone number library whole tree of processes, etc.
Performance monitor
There is also a program built into the system that will help the system administrator monitor performance. Unlike the first method, you can set up an administrator alert here if there are problems or some kind of overload. You can record up to 10,000 reports that the administrator can view. For example, there were problems at night, and the administrator comes in the morning and checks all the reports of the system. They will contain information at what point the peak load was and what it was associated with.
select tools -> performance monitor
Monitoring will open in front of you. It will initially show only the CPU load in real time
To add some other parameters here, for example, the time that the processor spends executing the user's command, click on the green plus.