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Add to Application Monitor or Template - Here you can define your settings as a new or existing template, so you can also use the wizard for already existing templates of processes

You can also perform a quick test, to see if all is working Edit Properties - Here you can rename components (processes) and provide custom thresholds, if required.

Select Components - Here you will see the list of all processes (imported from server) that are currently running and you can select ones that you are interested in It is best to choose server with the most processes you want to monitor Select Target - This will be your "example" server, on which the template will be created. Once you click Next, you will need to fill the necessary information. Linux - Unix Systems: Process Monitor (monitoring via SNMP) Windows Systems: Process Monitor (monitoring via SNMP) Windows Systems: Process Monitor - Windows (monitoring via WMI) SolarWinds Web Console -> Setting -> All Settings -> SAM Settings -> Component Monitor Wizard -> You can access the wizard with those steps: You can achieve the final results with both approaches, but choose the one with less work to do. However sometimes it is better to create few templates for few group of servers, depending on your use case. If the processes are overlapping between servers, I would suggest to create one template, assign it to all servers and next to disable few processes on different servers (you can disable parts of the template per server, depending on their availability). SolarWinds SAM has built-in wizard to create a template for all the processes (many processes per template) It is important to highlight that those parameters are per process, not per server resources.

The most common ones are IOPS, CPU, RAM, Virtual Memory and Availability (Up/Down) for each process. The approach depends on the parameters you want to monitor for the processes.