Status codes

Filter observability data by status codes to analyze patterns in your project’s web requests.

Netlify’s Observability shows the status codes of web requests for your project that occurred within the selected time frame.

These status codes are based on the standard HTTP status codes, which you can learn more about in the MDN Web Docs.

To help you quickly make sense of responses to your web requests, Netlify groups responses into Netlify-customized response type groups. Learn more in our status group docs.

Common examples

Status code	Example scenarios
429 Too Many Requests	You may find this status code if you have rate limiting set up in your project.
500 Internal Server Error	You may find this status code if you have functions or edge functions that are not properly configured to handle certain requests.
502 Bad Gateway	You may find this status code if you have functions or edge functions that are not properly configured to handle certain requests.
403 Forbidden	You may find this status code if a request is blocked by Netlify‘s web security features.
404 Not Found	You may find this status code when content has moved without redirects.