To dedicate virtual machines for specific high-priority desktop flows, which feature should be utilized?

Dedicating virtual machines for specific high-priority desktop flows can be effectively achieved through the use of clusters. Clusters are groups of virtual machines that work together to handle high-demand workloads. By utilizing clusters, you can allocate resources specifically for high-priority desktop flows, ensuring that they have the necessary processing power and resources to function optimally. This setup allows for better management of workloads by assigning certain flows to designated virtual machines, leading to enhanced performance and reliability.

The other options do not specifically address the need for allocating dedicated resources for high-priority tasks. For instance, custom connectors are used for integrating external APIs, process maps are more about outlining and visualizing workflows, and desktop recorders are tools for capturing user interactions. They do not serve the function of managing virtual machines or resource allocation in the context of executing specific desktop flows.