Server Monitoring

Click [Realtime] > [Main Monitoring] > [Server Monitoring] in the global navigation bar to open the Server Monitoring page.

The Server Monitoring page displays information about OS-level CPU and memory system resource usage, as well as CPU and memory usage for processes. It provides filtering functionality by conditions such as PID, User, CPU (%), and Memory (%), allowing the users to monitor the overall status of resource usage across all processes.

Clicking the [Refresh] button in the top-right corner of the Server Monitoring page allows the users to monitor CPU usage in real time.

CPU Monitoring

The CPU screen in the top-left corner of the Server Monitoring page displays CPU usage by User and System areas, as well as the current total CPU usage in a chart.

Item	Description
CPU Count	Number of CPU cores
Run Queue	Current Run Queue value
Blocked Queue	Current Blocked Queue value

Memory Monitoring

The Memory screen at the bottom left of the Server Monitoring page displays the total memory size and current memory usage in a chart.

Item	Description
Memory	Total memory
Used	Memory in use
Page In	Number of Page In occurrences
Page Out	Number of times Page Out occurred

Current Process Usage

The Current Process Usage page shows the CPU and memory resource usage of each process.

Item	Description
PID	The OS PID value of the process
User	OS user name
CPU	CPU usage at the process level
Memory (%)	Memory usage at the process level
Time	Time CPU has been used since startup
Command	OS command of the process

Note

Even if the update occurs faster than the TPM Agent collection cycle, the update is synchronized with the TPM Agent collection cycle. For example, if the CPU, Memory, and Process collection cycle in the TPM Agent is set to 1 minute, even if the Server Monitoring screen is updated every second, the data update will occur every minute.

The CPU usage in the Process list represents the usage of a single core. If it is 100%, it means that one core is being used entirely, and if it exceeds 100%, it means that one core is being used entirely and additional cores are also being used. Therefore, the total value of the CPU usage in the Process list differs from the CPU usage in CPU Monitoring. This is because the CPU usage in CPU Monitoring represents the usage of all cores.