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#### Resource usage shortage notification templatization |
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#### Resources shortage notification templatization |
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Available template parameters: |
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* `cpuThreshold` - the CPU shortage threshold; |
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* `ramThreshold` - the RAM shortage threshold; |
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* `storageThreshold` - the Storage shortage threshold; |
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* `resource` - the shortage threshold; |
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Parameter names must be wrapped using `${...}`. For example: `${entityType}`. |
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Parameter names must be wrapped using `${...}`. For example: `${resource}`. |
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You may also modify the value of the parameter with one of the suffixes: |
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* `upperCase`, for example - `${entityType:upperCase}` |
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* `lowerCase`, for example - `${entityType:lowerCase}` |
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* `capitalize`, for example - `${entityType:capitalize}` |
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* `upperCase`, for example - `${resource:upperCase}` |
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* `lowerCase`, for example - `${resource:lowerCase}` |
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* `capitalize`, for example - `${resource:capitalize}` |
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