In recent versions of Jopr, the ability to uninventory services has been removed. This was done because if you uninventory a service whose underlying managed resource does still exist, it will just get rediscovered and auto-imported back into inventory. However, in cases like yours, where the underlying managed resource no longer exists and you don't care about keeping any of the metric/alert history, etc. for the service, you may have a legitimate need to uninventory it. To do so, go to Browse Resources > Services in the GUI and find the VHost service. Append &debug=true to the URL and then load this new URL. You should see an UNINVENTORY button appear at the bottom of the page. Check the checkbox next to the VHost service then click the UNINVENTORY button.
In recent versions of Jopr, the ability to uninventory services has been removed. This was done because if you uninventory a service whose underlying managed resource does still exist, it will just get rediscovered and auto-imported back into inventory. However, in cases like yours, where the underlying managed resource no longer exists and you don't care about keeping any of the metric/alert history, etc. for the service, you may have a legitimate need to uninventory it. To do so, go to Browse Resources > Services in the GUI and find the VHost service. Append &debug=true to the URL and then load this new URL. You should see an UNINVENTORY button appear at the bottom of the page. Check the checkbox next to the VHost service then click the UNINVENTORY button.