# View the Resource Monitor

Roboflow Deployment Manager enables you to monitor the health of your device at a system level in cases where you think it may not be operating at an optimal level. You can monitor ongoing disk usage, memory usage, CPU usage, and GPU usage.

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You can also monitor the state of the various services needed for Roboflow to run effectively on your device in the "Service Containers" section.

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Finally, you can also review static information about your device. This is most useful to help debug if incompatible versions of key dependencies are on the device or if Deployment Manager was unintentionally deployed onto the wrong device.

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