CPU and Memory usage for process in Windows

[Paras]

I am trying to monitor CPU and Memory usage for Windows Server, I do realize that proc.mem and proc.cpu.util are not available for Windows, I am trying to get output using performance counters here is my item key perf_counter[\Process(VBoxService)\Virtual Bytes] and using proc_info[VBoxService] using different option like vmsize/wkset.

However using both methods I am getting answers totally different from Windows Task Manager.

Eg
VBox service using Task manager = 1412kb
VBox service using perf_counter = 70mb
VBoxService using proc_info = 2636kb

Can any one please help me with this ?

I want to have details like Memory and CPU utilisation for each process.

I am able to do it in linux using proc.mem and proc.cpu.util but having difficulty in Windows.

Thanks in advance.

[neo32]

Same problem, what to do ?

[mohit1993]

I am trying to monitor CPU and Memory usage for Windows Server, I do realize that proc.mem and proc.cpu.util are not available for Windows, I am trying to get output using performance counters here is my item key perf_counter[\Process(VBoxService)\Virtual Bytes] and using proc_info[VBoxService] using different option like vmsize/wkset.

However using both methods I am getting answers totally different from Windows Task Manager.

Eg
VBox service using Task manager = 1412kb
VBox service using perf_counter = 70mb
VBoxService using proc_info = 2636kb

Can any one please help me with this ?

I want to have details like Memory and CPU utilisation for each process.

I am able to do it in linux using proc.mem and proc.cpu.util but having difficulty in Windows.

Thanks in advance.

hey you got any solution for your question. if Yes then please let me know i have same issue.
I had posted question here please check if you can help

https://www.zabbix.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60632&highlight=windows+service

[tcilmo]

To monitor CPU in Windows, use key: perf_counter[\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time]

To monitor memory in Windows. use keys:

vm.memory.size[total]
vm.memory.size[free]

[Chewbakka-Wakka]

Yes I have all those already, I am specifically referring to GPU counters. The CPU ones are simply as an example.