Top Process mail alerts when the CPU or memory exceeds the configured threshold

When a metric exceeds a configured threshold limit, the user will receive an email alert to their User Alert Group email. The alert will provide the information on the top processes that have utilized the maximum CPU or memory with their respective time slots. Thus, the user can find out which process has utilized more CPU or memory. 

Top process mail alert

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