Background Jobs control page

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Lately I'm experiencing high CPU usage troughout the whole work day in my 24.0.5 server instance (40-50 active users, 250k files, 800 GB).
I've been trying to find the root cause and it seems to be related to a background job that is generating a huge amount of queries in mysql. Still working on that.

Describe the solution you'd like
As an admin user I'd expect to be able to find a simple page (or page section) in the "Settings" area, showing the currently running jobs and a "stop" button to stop them (and also an equally useful "run" button).
Something like a table view showing Job name, a description, status (running/idle), running time, next run time if possible, and the action buttons.
Advantages:

• it would be easy then for me to encircle the background job that's causing me problems and further work on optimizing my setup to minimize the impact.
• In addition to the "stop" and "run" actions there could be "enable/disable", "set a good time to go" and so on...
• The admin user will become more aware of the presence of background jobs, more confident with controlling the installation and its performance, will complain much less about this or that slowness (just because basically he/she doesn't know what's causing it and doesn't have a chance to stop a background job to see if that was the cause).

Describe alternatives you've considered
A CLI-side basic support for controlling the status of the background jobs.

Additional context

Thanks!

The issue does not name files or tests. Start by locating the Settings area and the background-job implementation, then review whether the proposed CLI control alternative already exists. Done means an agreed design and an admin interface that shows job status and supports the requested job actions.