alarm.html | A simple concept of alarm clock in HTML5

I've recently started using bootstrap to make a website functioning for both computer and mobile phones/tablets. While it scales everything nicely in the browser, when I resize my browser window, some words disappear in my interface. How can I make it so that my text doesn't disappear and stay in their respective rectangles?

I'm running this webpage on a Siemens S7-1200 PLC. I have made a json file that fetches data from the PLC which I represent on my website. When I try it on my phone however, some of the text disappears. The following Image represents how my page looks like on a web browser on my laptop:

When I resize my browser it looks like the following:

Notice the arrow I've added, the arrow points towards the '1' that is next to the text that says 'Mixer 1'. Excuse my english, it's not my mother tongue.

My HTML code:

This is the structure of alarm of CloudFormation from AWS document.

I was trying to use the playsound function from the playsound module in python 3. I obtained an mp3 file of a fire alarm sound from http://soundbible.com/1656-House-Fire-Alarm.html to test and saved as siren1.mp3.

Minimal code:

I want to add an alarm that got triggered when there are too many 5xx errors in the application load balancer created by an Elastic Beanstalk environment.

The EB environment is created by a terraform script. I can only know the name of the load balancer after the resource aws_elastic_beanstalk_environment is created by terraform.

This page says that elastic-beanstalk-environment has an output which is called elb_load_balancers. I think that I probably can use this output to create a aws_cloudwatch_metric_alarm resource.

The following terraform script is what I have done now. It's not working

For the purposes of an alarm clock, I am attempting to 'get' the specific Alarm created by the User in the SetAlarmForm.

From the other answers on the same topic (Q1, Q2, Q3), I am attempting the line: objx = Alarm.objects.get(id=run_alarm.request.id). Perhaps, I am missing something obvious or the version of Celery has been updated?

I have created a Form, where the User sets an Alarm object. The Alarm object saves as expected to the database. However, the issue is that: another object, which contains only the information completed in the Form, also saves to the database.

As I understand, form_valid() for CreateView saves the form. I have tried the two solutions suggested in another query with no success. I suspect that the issue is caused by either return super().form_valid(form) or by Alarm.objects.create() in create_alarm_object().

Views.py

I am attempting to set the Alarm.username to the username of the currently logged in User. The problem is identical to another query, although my code is a little different in that I extract location details for each Alarm object.

How,and where, do I integrate the line: username=User.objects.get(username=self.request.username) in my code?

The diagram below is what I am trying to achieve. In brief, to send CloudTrail logs to CloudWatch log group then scan it for certain events and finally send email alerts if there is an concerting event.

I am following this official documentation which also has a sample CloudFormation templates: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/awscloudtrail/latest/userguide/use-cloudformation-template-to-create-cloudwatch-alarms.html

Using the CloudFormation templates above, I have been able to send the email alerts. However the alerts are very basic; it does not send key information like which user initiated this event, when did it occur etc.

Logically thinking AWS::Logs::MetricFilter should pass the value to AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm which would then send the information. I have looked at the documentation of both MetricFilter and Alarm services. Dimension comes closer to what I want but not yet able to read the information from logs.

I would have thought this is a common use case and there would be documentation. Am I missing something glaringly obvious here? Has anyone here solved this issue?

AWS::Logs::MetricFilter block:

I have the following test cases executed in AWS Lambda. I want to get email alarm if any test case not passes.

To do that, I create a cloud watch alarm, which triggers SNS to send email to me if this Lambda Error metrics has error >=1 (I refer to this link). However I never get email as expected, because even test case fails, the lambda function itself executes correctly. Only if I write some typo in lambda function, I will get an email alarm. Of course I do not want to write code that way.

So, how can I get email if any test case not passes?