What occurs to the original services when a merged service is created?

When a merged service is created, the original services become obsolete for tracking new data. This means that while the merged service consolidates data and functionality from the original services, it effectively renders the original services unnecessary for ongoing data collection and monitoring. The merged service takes over the responsibilities of tracking metrics and providing insights, which means the original services are no longer updated or utilized for new data.

However, the historic data from the original services is typically preserved and can often be accessed for historical analysis, but it will not be relevant for future data tracking. The transition to a merged service allows organizations to streamline their monitoring and management processes by integrating similar or related services into a single entity, which enhances performance analysis and resource allocation.