HTTP codes indicate the health of your site. A 500 error can mean a critical server problem.
MoniTao detects all HTTP error codes and alerts you before your users are impacted.
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- 200 OK - seo.http_codes.code_200
- 201 Created - seo.http_codes.code_201
- 204 No Content - seo.http_codes.code_204
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- 301 Moved Permanently - seo.http_codes.code_301
- 302 Found - seo.http_codes.code_302
- 304 Not Modified - seo.http_codes.code_304
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- 400 Bad Request - seo.http_codes.code_400
- 401 Unauthorized - seo.http_codes.code_401
- 403 Forbidden - 403 Forbidden - Access denied
- 404 Not Found - 404 Not Found - Page not found
- 500 Internal Server Error - 500 Internal Server Error - Server error
- 502 Bad Gateway - 502 Bad Gateway - Proxy problem
- 503 Service Unavailable - 503 Service Unavailable - Service unavailable
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Use Cases
- Detect 500 errors on a production site
- Monitor API timeouts
- Check that a page is not returning 404
Configuration
- Create an HTTP monitor for your URL
- Error codes are detected automatically
- Receive an alert as soon as an error occurs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which HTTP codes trigger an alert?
By default, any code >= 400 triggers an alert (client and server errors).
Can I ignore certain error codes?
Yes, you can configure accepted HTTP codes for each monitor.
How to distinguish a temporary error from a real problem?
MoniTao performs a double check before sending an alert.
Are redirects (301, 302) considered errors?
No, MoniTao automatically follows HTTP redirects.