Which feature should you enable and configure so session requests addressed to a specific instance can be allocated to different processor resources based on session request properties?

Resource Governor is a SQL Server feature used to manage and limit resource consumption (CPU, I/O, memory) for different workloads, but it does not directly bind specific session requests to particular processor cores.

Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM) was a deprecated Windows Server feature for general resource allocation across applications, not specifically for binding session requests of an instance to distinct processor cores.

Processor affinity allows an administrator to bind a process, or specific threads within a process (like those handling session requests for an instance), to a designated set of CPU cores. This enables the allocation of different session request properties to specific processor resources, ensuring controlled and optimized resource utilization.

I/O affinity relates to managing I/O operations and their completion ports or resources, not the allocation of general session processing requests to specific CPU resources.