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# WorkSpaces Personal Metrics

To extend the available metrics beyond those provided by AWS by default, **WorkSpaces Manager Agent** and a **CloudWatch Log Group** are required.

When the WSM Agent is installed, additional performance insights become available. Administrators can view CPU and memory usage for a user’s WorkSpace, including **Live Stats** - a feature that provides real-time visibility into CPU, memory, disk I/O and network activity for instant performance monitoring.

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The available disk space for both the **root** and **user volumes** is always displayed, regardless of whether the WSM agent is installed.
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Use the **Statistics Retention Days** setting in the Enterprise section to define how many days statistics from WSM Agent are retained before being automatically cleared.
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User activity can be reviewed by selecting the **Activity** tab, which displays session times and dates for the WorkSpace. Selecting Export All allows you to download a CSV containing the complete user activity log for the selected WorkSpace.

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The **Startup Metrics** view provides detailed login performance insights, including profile load times, Group Policy processing, and shell readiness, helping to quickly identify login delays. This view also highlights the **Top 5 Highest Processes** exceeding resource usage thresholds.

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Selecting a process name opens a detailed history of its resource consumption.
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The **CloudWatch** tab displays Amazon CloudWatch metrics for **Sessions, Bandwidth, Connections, CPU, Memory, and Volumes**. These metrics provide insight into WorkSpace performance, user activity, resource utilisation, and storage consumption, helping administrators monitor and troubleshoot WorkSpaces.

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Finally **User Location** displays the approximate geographic location of the user based on their public IP address and shows the estimated distance between the user’s device and the WorkSpace hosting region. This provides a high-level view of where the session originated.

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This feature can be enabled or disabled using the **Enable Geolocation Lookup** toggle in [**Enterprise**](/admin/configuration-section/settings/enterprise.md) settings.
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