To remove health checks from a bound service, which action should be taken?

To remove health checks from a bound service, which action should be taken?

• A. Bind a new monitor
• B. Remove the bound service
• C. Unbind the current monitor
• D. Disable monitoring for the service

Answer: (C)

Health checks are applied to a service through monitors that are bound to it. To stop those checks, you detach the monitor from the service by unbinding the current monitor. This removes the specific health-check binding while leaving the service intact and allowing any other monitors bound to it to continue if desired. Binding a new monitor would add checks rather than remove them. Removing the bound service would delete the service itself, not just its health checks. Disabling monitoring for the service could stop checks more broadly, but unbinding the current monitor directly removes the specific health-check binding for that service, which is the precise action to remove health checks from a bound service.

Health checks are applied to a service through monitors that are bound to it. To stop those checks, you detach the monitor from the service by unbinding the current monitor. This removes the specific health-check binding while leaving the service intact and allowing any other monitors bound to it to continue if desired.

Binding a new monitor would add checks rather than remove them. Removing the bound service would delete the service itself, not just its health checks. Disabling monitoring for the service could stop checks more broadly, but unbinding the current monitor directly removes the specific health-check binding for that service, which is the precise action to remove health checks from a bound service.