Monitoring your server's CPU load could be necessary.
We made it easy for you to always view your CPU usage in the Terminal:
Besides, you can select 'Metrics' to get a better overview.
Alternatively, you can check your CPU usage directly from your server:
LINUX:
There are plenty of ways to check or monitor your CPU performance on a Linux server with the help of many different packages like sysstat, htop, etc.
But by default, you can check real-time resource usage by using the command:
# topYou can also add '-i' parameter to prevent idle processes from being displayed:
# top -i*You can exit viewing your resource usage by pressing 'q' on your keyboard.
WINDOWS:
For Windows operating systems, there are quite a few external tools as well, however, the easiest way would be to use 'Performance' tab of your 'Task Manager'.
You can access it by navigating to Search or CTRL+ALT+DEL -> Task Manager -> Performance
Alternatively, you can access 'Performance Monitor' directly from the Task Manager or you can find it: Search -> Administrative Tools -> Performance Monitor