Client-server application for monitoring remote PC resources (Windows, Delphi)

The application should be written on Delphi for Windows 7 and Windows 10. The application purpose is to monitor resources of computational remote PCs to which users connect via Remote Desktop. The application should consist of 2 parts: server and client, connected with each other over TCP. The server part should be written as a windows service. It should gather the following information and send it to a client when requested: - CPU load (overal, no need to separate "by core"); - memory: used and total; - the list of most CPU and memory consuming processes (up to 3 of each) and user names under which they are running; - sessions information: disconnected and active user names, logon time, idle time, and (optionally) remote computer from which an active user is connected. The client part should have the following functionality: - specify the server name or IP; - by a timer or a button press request the data described above from the server; - display the data in a table; or display an error if the server is not accessible; - (optionally) it would be great to be able to specify a list of servers and display information for all of them; - (optionally) hide in system tray. The client doesn't need to look fancy. Using just VCL is sufficient. General requirements: - all nessesarry checkings must be carried out to prevent a buffer overflow or other invalid requests from a client or data returned by the server; - both the server part (windows service) and client part should be connected using TCP; - the application must be compilable in Delphi Starter Edition ( [login to view URL] ); - object-oriented programming is of advantage; - source code comments will be appriciated; Deliverables: - binaries; - full source code including all used components (if such are used); - screenshots of the application on Windows 7 and Windows 10; Time frame is flexible (up to 1 month).