![]() ![]() #USER DEFINED MEMORY MONITOR SERVER 2012 HOW TO#It is hard to find out how to configure it to give me what I want. Is there any way to do this (using ProcessMonitor or similar tool - surely windows server has something built in?) as a service so I don't need to be logged into remote desktop, or am I going to have to find some kind of mouse moving script and leave my computer on all night? I am only interested in, process name, and cpu usage (%) so I can find out what, if anything, is kicking in and ruining things.īecause you get kicked off I really need something that can run as a windows service. I need to monitor CPU usage over a 24 hour period. My windows server instance kicks you off after being idle for 10 minutes, controlled by group policy and I can't change it, so I can't use desktop apps for monitoring. However, it only seems to capture traffic while it's running, and it is a desktop app. The suggestion on this site from searching around is to use ProcessMonitor to monitor CPU. I suspect some other process kicked in and hammered the CPU or similar. When it was last ran, something happened for 5 minutes where its performance dropped dramatically and caused a few timeouts, in the middle of the night. We have a long running performant operation that runs for 6 hours. ![]()
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