How to send Alert email about CPU usage?

How to send Alert email about CPU usage?

Send alert email if CPU usage is continuously higher than a certain amount. In a Linux / Unix server when the CPU usage go above a threshold value it need to send out a email alert. Propose a way to do it through cron tab and shell scripting.

How to identify wmiprvse.exe process consuming high CPU?

When the issue occurs, use Task Manager to identify the process identifier (PID) of the WmiPrvSE.exe process that’s consuming high CPU. Then, open an elevated command prompt and run the following command: The list of WmiPrvSE.exe processes that have this module loaded will be displayed. Usually only one process is listed.

How to get total CPU usage from Windows Command Prompt?

How would I get total CPU Usage from Windows Command Prompt?: The following works correctly on Windows 7 Ultimate from an elevated command prompt:

Why is the CPU usage so high in Linux?

Unfortunately, on Linux, the load average is considering a thread uninterruptible state to be CPU load while in fact, the CPU is idle and free to do other tasks so you should pay attention to that factor and identify potential cases where the load average is high but the actual contention is low.

When do I get a CPU and Ram warning?

By default, the app will alert you when the CPU and the RAM usage exceed 85%. You can change this by changing the value in the ‘CPU warning threshold (%)’ and ‘Memory warning threshold (%)’ fields, respectively. The CPU and RAM thresholds are set independent of each other.

What do notifications from advanced monitoring in Plesk mean?

The notification informs the Plesk administrator that the memory consumption by some services or processes on the server exceeds the threshold values configured in Advanced Monitoring > Settings > Thresholds. The memory usage is expected but the threshold is set too low. The memory usage is unexpected and requires additional investigation.

How to sort memory usage in Windows Task Manager?

Use Windows Task Manager Ctrl + Shift + Esc when connected to the server via RDP. On a Processes tab click on the Memory column to sort the processes by the memory usage. For more details about the process use Details tab which also can be sorted by memory usage.