+2Hello,
it is possible to see a FME workspace CPU usage at the end of a job in the logging.
However, when you activate a stream it will occupy an Engine and it will not give CPU usage in the logging.
Is there a way to find or register the CPU usage of a stream that runs 24/7?
+6Hello,
The completed jobs web page can be filtered by source type " Streams" and that could be a good indicator of CPU Usage by the engine assigned to the stream. [reference- https://community.safe.com/s/article/How-to-Use-the-FME-Server-Streams-Interface ]. If this does not satisfy your requirements, please feel free to submit an idea to add this as a feature. 
There is a CPU/memory footprint for an FME Engines process, including if it is idle but we do not track/provide that. No usage-based credits will be used for an idle FME Engine that isn’t running a job.
+2Thank you for the quick response. The problem is that it does not display any CPU usage when the stream is running. If I cancel the stream after receiving several messages I also don't see any CPU usage. 
+8Hi @bryanmayor ,
Job statistics are not currently available for Streams, as it relies on translation completion. However, I filed the request with our development team for this functionality (internal reference FMEFLOW-21844). I recommend filing an idea on the community so that others can vote on it! Hope that helps.
+21Hi
Thanks for checking back in on this!
At the moment, there haven’t been any updates on the internal ticket tied to this issue. I understand that may not be not the news you were hoping for, especially after some time.
That said, the best way to help move this forward is through our Ideas page, where our product team tracks interest and prioritization. I’d recommend adding your vote (and any additional context about your use case) here:
Hope this helps!
