Hi Team, I want to Monitor my Chrome Process count and Memory utilized by individuals chrome process. Below is the Process Monitoring extension configured. @Nina.Wolinsky @Aditya.Jagtiani @Bhuvnesh.Kumar @Claudia.Landivar  metricPrefix: "Server|Component:Test1|Custom Metrics|Process Monitor|" # metricPrefix: "Custom Metrics|Process Monitor|" # displayName: required - Metrics to be reported under this name in Controller's Metric Browser # regex/pid/pidFile - process is fetched using this field instances: - displayName: "machine agent" regex: ".*java.exe -jar machineagent.jar" - displayName: "Chrome Monitoring" regex: ".* chrome.exe" # Not necessary to modify linux: process: "ps -eo pid,%cpu=CPU%,%mem=Memory%,rsz=RSS,args" solaris: process: "ps -eo pid,pcpu=CPU%, -o pmem=Memory%, -o rss=RSS -o args" aix: process: "ps -eo pid,pcpu=CPU%,pmem=Memory%,rss=RSS,args" metrics: - CPU%: multiplier: 1 - Memory%: alias: "Memory%" - RSS: alias: "Resident Set Size" - Running Instances: alias: "Running Instances" # number of concurrent tasks numberOfThreads: 2 # This is to run this in scheduled mode. In this case, the extension will fetch the data every 300 seconds # and caches the data. The cached data will be reported to controller every min. This way there is no metric drop. # Can be used when the data rarely changes or to reduce the load while fetching metrics every minute. #taskSchedule: # numberOfThreads: 1 # taskDelaySeconds: 300 ... View more