HTTP Status Analysis Tool

Enter a complete URL including protocol (http:// or https://)
HTTP method to use for the request
Total request timeout in seconds
Whether to follow HTTP redirects
Read response body to measure transfer time
Read up to N bytes and return as base64 (0 = no preview)
Skip TLS certificate verification (use with caution)
Force specific IP version or let system choose
Optional custom headers as JSON object

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HTTP Status Analysis Tool

HTTP Status Analysis is a comprehensive network performance testing tool that provides detailed timing breakdown for HTTP requests. It analyzes every stage of the HTTP request lifecycle, from DNS resolution to response completion, helping identify network bottlenecks and performance issues.

This tool is particularly useful for:

  • Web performance optimization and monitoring
  • Network troubleshooting and diagnostics
  • CDN and hosting provider analysis
  • SSL/TLS performance evaluation

How It Works

HTTP Status Analysis performs a comprehensive HTTP request and measures timing at each stage:

Stage Description
DNS Lookup Resolves domain name to IP address
TCP Connect Establishes TCP connection to server
TLS Handshake Negotiates SSL/TLS encryption (HTTPS only)
Server Processing Time server takes to process request
Content Transfer Time to download response content

Understanding Results

Timing Analysis
  • DNS Lookup: Should be under 100ms for good performance
  • TCP Connect: Should be under 200ms for local regions
  • TLS Handshake: Should be under 300ms for modern servers
  • Total Time: Should be under 1000ms for good performance
Performance Indicators
  • Status Codes: 2xx indicates success, 4xx/5xx indicate issues
  • Protocol: HTTP/2.0 generally faster than HTTP/1.1
  • Content Type: Affects browser processing and caching
  • Headers: Cache control and compression settings
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