Mehdi Kabab

By default WordPress sends moderation request of new comments to the e-mail address defined in the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_SubPanel" title="Settings General SubPanel « WordPress Codex" rel="nofollow ugc">General Settings Subpanel</a>. However, you do not have an email address shared between your administrators or a mailing list. In this case, the plugin Notification to all Administrators has been created for you!
Also, WordPress sends notifications to the author of the post only. With the plugin Notification to all Administrators, all your administrators receive this notification.
Note: This plugin does not overwrites functions like <code>wp_mail</code>, or <code>wp_notify_moderator</code>.
<h4>Requirements</h4>
Notification to all Administrators requires <code>PHP5</code>.

Notifications to all Administrators

Enable moderation requests and notifications by email to all administrators.

chriserk

This Plugin adds a Server Load Averages and Server Uptime widget into your 
Admin Dashboard and admin bar that automatically refreshes.
This Plugin adds an options page in your WordPress Admin Dashboard. After activating 
the Plugin, go to your Admin Dashboard Home and see the new widget and the load average in the admin bar. 
You can configure the admin bar load average options from the settings page under: 
Settings > [TNM] Server Status
Plugin developed by <a href="http://www.chriserk.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Christopher Erk</a>.

[TNM] Server Status and Load Average

The WordPress Server Load Plugin adds a Server Load Averages and Server Uptime widget into your Admin Dashboard and a load average widget to the admin …

Notifications to all Administrators vs [TNM] Server Status and Load Average