Corner Bowl Windows Service Monitor is an extensive enterprise-class software monitoring and management tool for IT professionals that enables your organization to continuously monitor Windows Services and the resources they consume. Windows Service Monitor is a sub-component of Server Manager which includes over 50 different types of monitors.
Server Manager includes a Windows Service Status Monitor enabling you to verify the current status of a service, restart crashed services, restart services at an interval, such as nightly, and stop services that should not be running. The Status Monitor even enables you to pass command-line arguments when starting or restarting services.
Server Manager includes a Windows Service Resource Monitor enabling you to monitor the resources a service consumes. For example, trigger an email notification or even restart a service when it consumes too much CPU utilization, memory, threads, handles and much more. All of the properties found in the WMI Win32_Process class can be monitored along with CPU Utilization.
Depending on your requirements, Server Manager utilizes several different technologies to scan managed hosts:
Once scanned, resources consumption is calculated then trigger criteria applied. If a Windows Service's consumed resources trigger the monitor, actions are fired, for example, restart the triggered service and send an email notification alert to your IT management team.
More InformationLast Updated: August 25th, 2024