HTTP Status Codes

Tool

• 200 OK

  The request succeeded.

  Read the response body.

• 201 Created

  The server created a resource.

  Follow the Location header when one is present.

• 204 No Content

  The request succeeded and there is no body.

  Do not expect a response body.

• 301 Moved Permanently

  The resource has a new permanent URL.

  Update stored links to the new URL.

• 302 Found

  The resource is temporarily at another URL.

  Follow the redirect for this request only.

• 400 Bad Request

  The server could not understand the request.

  Check the syntax and required fields.

• 401 Unauthorized

  Authentication is missing or rejected.

  Send valid credentials. Do not confuse this with permissions.

• 403 Forbidden

  The server understood the request and refused it.

  Check permissions for this identity.

• 404 Not Found

  No resource matches this URL.

  Check the path and whether the resource was deleted.

• 409 Conflict

  The request conflicts with the current state.

  Reload the resource and retry the change.

• 429 Too Many Requests

  The client sent requests too quickly.

  Wait and retry. Honor Retry-After when it is present.

• 500 Internal Server Error

  The server failed while handling the request.

  Retry later. Inspect server logs if you operate the service.

• 502 Bad Gateway

  A proxy received an invalid response upstream.

  Retry, then check the upstream service.

• 503 Service Unavailable

  The server is temporarily unable to handle the request.

  Retry later. Check maintenance windows.

• 504 Gateway Timeout

  A proxy timed out waiting for upstream.

  Retry. If it persists, increase the upstream timeout or fix the slow service.