Which of the following categories does Resource Monitor not include?

Resource Monitor is a tool in Windows that provides detailed information about resource usage, allowing users to monitor various aspects of their computer's performance. It includes several core categories that provide vital stats about how the system is operating.

One of these categories is the CPU, which shows how processor resources are being utilized by different applications and processes. Another category is Memory, where users can see how much RAM is being used and which processes are consuming it. The Network category tracks network activity and performance, detailing how much bandwidth is being used by applications and processes.

However, Resource Monitor does not include a category specifically for databases. While it can provide insights into applications that might be using database resources (often indirectly through CPU, Memory, and Network metrics), it does not have a dedicated section or categorial analysis for databases themselves. Database management and monitoring are generally handled by specialized software or database management tools, which analyze and optimize database performance distinctively from system resource monitoring. This is why Database stands out as the category not included in Resource Monitor.