Servers: Windows Monitoring
General Description
The Servers: Windows Monitoring dashboard is designed for analyzing the status of an individual Windows server based on key system metrics and server parameters.
Main Sections
Server General Parameters
The summary table at the top of the dashboard shows the main characteristics and current indicators of the selected server:
- operating system version and server uptime
- CPU model, number of cores, and RAM volume
- CPU load
- RAM usage
- total file system status

CPU Monitoring
- cards with current values of total CPU load, System CPU, User CPU, and Idle CPU
- graphs of CPU load dynamics over time
- table of processes with the highest current CPU load
- quick transition to analysis of processes forming the highest load

RAM Monitoring
- control of total RAM volume and percentage of its usage
- control of available memory and swap file usage
- graphs of RAM distribution over time
- table of processes with the highest RAM usage

Disk Space and Network Load Monitoring
- cards and tables on file system status and disk filling
- indicators of disk subsystem read, write, and IOPS
- graphs of disk I/O and network activity for assessing current server load

Navigation
When selecting a process in the Processes with Highest CPU Load table, navigation occurs to the dashboard:
- Servers: Windows Processes and Services — dashboard for detailed analysis of processes and services of Windows server