Process with multiple instances

The client will display the total CPU and memory usage if a process has multiple instances by default. You can find the instance quantity by counting the number of instances presented on the Windows Task Manager's

Details

tab. The index attribute allows you to obtain summary information for all instances when the index is set to a value of zero (0). To evaluate data for a single instance, set the index to a value that corresponds to the desired instance based on its position on the Windows Task Manager's

Details

tab.

The following table shows the process parameters and their meanings. This information normally can be found in the Windows Task Manager and Windows Resource Monitor.

Parameter	Description	Type	Unit
AliasName	Shows the process alias name. The user entered the alias name when configuring the service.	Text	N/A
Count	Shows the instance quantity when processes have the same name in the Windows Task Manager. For example, if three processes have the same name in the Windows Task Mangers, the count will show 3. If the count is 0, the service has stopped.	Numeric	N/A
CpuUtilizationPercent	Shows the CPU utilization percent of the process. It can be found on the Windows Task Manger's Details tab.	Numeric	N/A
Index	Enters an index value to select a specific instance for the process to view its information. When the index value is 0, the other attributes will provide a sum for all instances. When there are multiple instances of the selected service, change the index value to view only the attribute values for the instance specified by the index. For example, if a process has three instances, changes the index value to 2, and then only the second instance's information is shown.	Numeric	N/A
MemoryCommitKBytes	Shows the amount of virtual memory reserved by the operation system for the process in KB. It can be found in Memory section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	Kilobyte
MemoryHardFaults	A hard page fault occurs when a process request a memory page that is not available in physical memory and must be requested from disk, impacting performance. This attribute shows the average number of hard page faults per second in the last minute. It can be found in Memory section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	N/A
MemoryPrivateKBytes	Shows the amount of physical memory in use by the process that cannot be used by other processes in KB. It can be found in Memory section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	Kilobyte
MemoryShareableKBytes	Shows the amount of physical memory in use by the process that can be shared with other processes in KB. It can be found in Memory section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	Kilobyte
MemoryWorkingSetKBytes	Shows the amount of physical memory currently in use by the process in KB. It can be found in Memory section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	Kilobyte
ProcessID	Shows the process ID. It can be found on the Windows Task Manger's Details tab.	String	N/A
ProcessName	Shows the process name. It can be found on the Windows Task Manger's Details tab.	Text	N/A
ThreadCount	Shows the number of operating system threads the process is using. It can be found in CPU section of the Windows Resource Monitor's Overview tab.	Numeric	N/A