HTTP Status Codes
Reference
What each HTTP status code means, why it happens, and how to fix it. Written for developers who need answers, not spec jargon.
4xx Client Errors
400Bad Request
Malformed request
401Unauthorized
Authentication required
403Forbidden
Access denied
404Not Found
Resource doesn't exist
405Method Not Allowed
Wrong HTTP method
408Request Timeout
Server timed out waiting
409Conflict
Conflicts with current state
410Gone
Permanently removed
413Payload Too Large
Request body too big
415Unsupported Media Type
Wrong content type
422Unprocessable Entity
Validation failed
429Too Many Requests
Rate limited
451Unavailable For Legal Reasons
Censored
5xx Server Errors
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