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Response Classes breaks down HTTP status codes the CDN returned to clients. The non-2xx panel surfaces problems — bad URLs, blocked traffic, origin failures — before users complain.
Response Classes

Response Classes

Status code map

How to read the panel

Pull via API

Diagnose a 4xx spike

Diagnose a 5xx spike

Operational tips

  • Alert on rate, not absolute count. 5xx > 0.1% of requests for 5 min beats a fixed threshold across distributions of different size.
  • Correlate with deploys. Most 4xx spikes are deploys with stale paths; first action on a spike is “what shipped?”
  • Cache 404s briefly. A short TTL on 404 cuts origin load during a probe storm. Configure via cache rules.
  • Watch the edge → origin TLS expiry. A silent cert renewal failure shows up as 502.
  • Combine with Cache hit ratio. Falling CHR + rising 5xx = origin couldn’t keep up with the cold-start spike.