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I would definitely recommend this plugin to help track server resources in real time. This is especially helpful in a shared server environment. I compared the data generated by this plugin to the CPanel resource usage tool and found the plugin was very accurate.
In response to a CPU usage problem on my shared server, I installed this plugin and the Query Monitor plugin to help determine which assets on our WP/Woocommerce site were the CPU usage hogs. Along with server logs and error logs, this plugin is a good tool. Setting the plugin to ping the server every 20000ms is a helpful tweak so the plugin itself doesn’t cause consumption problems. Real time CPU, RAM and PHP consumption data are extremely helpful when updating plugins. Catching immediate spikes after a plugin update is a great benefit.
This plugin works with my caching plugin (Hummingbird) without a hitch, as well as my Woocommerce installation.
Here are three wishes for a plugin update wish list:
1. A list of the most recent 25 PHP processes in real time.
2. A list of the top 3-4 assets consuming the most CPU over time (hour, day, month).
3. Add the number of real time connections to the server to the plugin dashboard.