Response Header

Response Header

Our glossary entry for Response Header

• Server: Identifies the web server.
• Content-Type: Specifies the media type of the data returned in the response body.
• Set-Cookie: Sets a cookie in the client's browser.
• Location: Used in redirects to indicate the new URL.
• Cache-Control: Sets the cache policies for the client and/or the proxy.

What means Response Header in conjuction with server monitoring?

Response headers are associated with server monitoring because they provide information about the request sent to the server, along with the response sent by the server. They contain data such as the size of the response, the date the response was sent, the type of content returned, and any additional data that is relevant to the request. Using response headers, server monitoring tools can detect errors and performance issues, and also measure server response times.

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What does Response Header mean?

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