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Sources are persistent and decoupled from the workloads they instrument.
If a workload is deleted without deleting the Source, the Source will resume its effects if the workload is re-created later.

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With Odigos CLI

The Odigos CLI supports instrumenting and uninstrumenting workloads with the odigos sources enable and odigos sources disable commands. Each of these commands accepts a source type, name, and namespace. For example, to remove a source from odigos, run: 
odigos sources disable deployment <deployment-name> -n <deployment-namespace>
This command will rollout existing pods to restart without any odigos additions. It can be undone (re-instrumented) by running: “ 
odigos sources enable deployment <deployment-name> -n <deployment-namespace>

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With Odigos UI

The easiest way to remove a source from Odigos is to use the Odigos UI.
After installing Odigos CLI, run the following command to start the Odigos UI: 
odigos ui
And then, in the sources page, unselect the workloads / namespace for which you want telemetry collection to be disabled.

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Kubernetes Manifests

If you prefer to use kubectl or GitOps to manage your Kubernetes workloads, you can remove a source from Odigos by deleting the Source object, for example:
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Run:
kubectl get sources -n default
Output:
NAME           WORKLOAD     KIND         NAMESPACE
source-7sxsb   frontend     Deployment   default
source-b42rn   inventory    Deployment   default
source-b7zn9   coupon       Deployment   default
source-v6sxs   membership   Deployment   default
source-v9jjw   pricing      Deployment   default
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Run:
kubectl delete source source-7sxsb -n default
Output:
source.odigos.io "source-7sxsb" deleted