Yes you can edit the subject āAlert titleā within your Alert templates with placeholders like
WARNING : {{ $alert->sysName }} : CPU load : WARNING
or WARNING : {{ $alert->hostname }} ( {{ $alert->sysName }} ) : CPU load : WARNING
i think if the data is in an array then maybe you canāt put it in your subject as they are part of the for loop in your template to iterate through each item. Your possibly interested in $value['processor_usage'] for CPU, as for storage and memory, see the examples in here https://docs.librenms.org/Alerting/Templates/
My query is resolved.
Here, I have used PHP query to display CPU load in āAlert Titleā within āAlert Templateā.
My requirement was
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WARNING : My server name : CPU load : WARNING
eg.
WARNING : MYDB01 : Load : 19.73 16.09 11.49 : 19.73 15 : WARNING
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