How can I identify the specific process that is causing high CPU and memory utilization?

How can I identify the specific process that is causing high CPU and memory utilization?

To identify the specific process causing high CPU and memory utilization, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to Devices > All Devices.
  2. Select the particular device you are interested in.
  3. Go to the system metrics section.
  4. Look for a point on the graph where the CPU and memory spike is high.
  5. Click on that point, and you will see an option called "view process".
  6. Click on "view process" to access the process tab.
  7. In the process tab, you will find a list of processes that have high CPU and memory utilization at that specific time.

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