In troubleshooting deep monitoring, what level of functionality can be disabled?

In troubleshooting deep monitoring, the ability to disable fine-grained levels of specific features is essential. This flexibility allows users to target specific monitoring components or functionalities within a system without affecting the overall monitoring capability of the application. By disabling certain detailed features while keeping the broader monitoring components active, users can effectively diagnose issues without losing critical insights from other parts of the system.

This approach is particularly useful when trying to identify performance bottlenecks or debugging problems with specific features, as it allows a focused investigation while maintaining a comprehensive overview of system health.