HTTP Protocols and Request-Response Lifecycle

It is a communication protocol used to exchange information on the internet.

• HTTP

• HTTPS

• REST

• SOAP

Clients and servers interact by delivering customized messages.

• True

• False

Client communications are referred to as responses.

• True

• False

• Used to partially update a resource, making changes to specific fields rather than the entire resource.

• GET

• PATCH

• POST

• PUT

is any application that communicates with the server on behalf of the user.

• Client

• Server

• Proxies

• Network Infrastructure

In charge of accepting requests from clients and returning the relevant resources

• Client

• Web Server

• Proxies

• Network Infrastructure

Systems that act as middlemen between clients and servers, forwarding HTTP requests

• Client

• Web Server

• Proxies

• Network Infrastructure

Modems, routers, and other network equipment are placed between the client and the server to guarantee a seamless data flow.

• Client

• Web Server

• Proxies

• Network Infrastructure

• The request has been received and the procedure is ongoing, according to these codes.

• Informational Responses

• Successful Responses

• Redirection Responses

• Client Error Responses

• These codes show that the client sent a request that was incorrect, which prevents the server from processing it.

• Informational Responses

• Successful Responses

• Redirection Responses

• Client Error Responses