Free azure resource monitor tool downloads, showing 21 - 30 of about 50

SysPulsar Server allows one to monitor CPU usage, memory usage, processes, users, network activity, disk usage, disk activity, etc. Users can define limits for all types of system monitors and send notifications when a monitor reaches a limit.

Resource editor for programs. It can import resources from executable files and RES files. It can generate resource files and source files in different programming languages.

SysGauge allows one to monitor the CPU usage, memory usage, disk activity, network activity, file system performance, USB performance, the operating system status and provides the ability to display charts and save various types of status reports.

Server Performance Monitoring: IBM Power Systems, VMware, Nutanix, Oracle Database, Oracle VM, Oracle Solaris, RHV, Microsoft Hyper-V, XenServer, Citrix Hypervisor, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Proxmox

Netwrix Disk Space Monitor is a free tool to automatically alert administrators when disk space falls below certain threshold on one or more servers. The tool monitors multiple servers for free disk space and sends alerts by e-mail.

ManageEngine Exchange Health Monitor tool monitors MS Exchange Server, as a desktop tool dashboard. It shows the resource utilization of the Exchange servers along with exhaustive information about the Mail Queue details of the Exchange Server.

ManageEngine VM Health Monitor tool monitors ESX / ESXi, as a desktop tool dashboard. It shows the actual resource utilization of the virtual servers alongwith CPU and memory utilization for each guest OS on the ESX / ESXi server.

This program can extract icons, bitmaps, Sounds files and other hidden resources from the programs and LL,OCX etc.It can also process and manage the resource files for you.

Visual monitoring (control) of availability of a host (network resource) in the local computer network, the Internet, etc.

Award Personal Monitor allows you to find out what other users do on your computer in your absence.