Overview

Use this endpoint when an existing monitoring request no longer needs to be monitored.

Stopping monitoring prevents future scheduled monitoring activity for the specified monitoring request.

When Should I Stop Monitoring?

Typical scenarios include:

• The entity no longer needs to be monitored.
• Monitoring was configured for a temporary requirement.
• The customer no longer requires monitoring.
• The monitoring configuration is no longer applicable.

Important

Use the monitoring_id of the monitoring request that should be stopped.

Stopping monitoring should be treated differently from a monitoring attempt failure. A failed attempt represents an issue with an individual monitoring execution, whereas stopping monitoring indicates that future monitoring is no longer required.

Active Monitoring
       ↓
DELETE /api/v1/monitoring/{monitoring_id}/
       ↓
Monitoring Stopped
       ↓
No future scheduled monitoring attempts

Before Stopping Monitoring

If your integration requires historical information, retrieve the required monitoring details, timeline, versions, or snapshots as appropriate.

Related APIs

• Get Monitoring Requests — locate monitoring requests.
• Get SOS Monitoring Details — retrieve the current monitoring record.
• Monitoring Timeline — review previous monitoring attempts.