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HTTP Status Check: Verify Website Availability

Understanding HTTP Checks

An HTTP check simulates a real browser sending a request to your web server. It verifies if your website is online, responds with the correct HTTP status code (like 200 OK), and measures exactly how long it takes to fetch the page content.

Why Test Worldwide?

Your server in Frankfurt might load instantly for European users, but time out for visitors in Sydney. Global HTTP checks reveal CDN misconfigurations, regional blocking, and latency bottlenecks.

Monitoring Response Times

Website speed is critical for user experience and SEO. A slow Time to First Byte (TTFB) or long DNS resolution time can drive visitors away.

Fast (0-500ms): Excellent server response and optimized network path.

Average (500-1500ms): Typical response time, but can be improved with caching.

Slow (>1500ms): Poor user experience, indicating server overload or network issues.

Results may vary depending on network conditions, routing paths, and server configuration.

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