# HTTP Requests

### Overview

HTTP Requests allows you to view statistics regarding different endpoints in your system and their usage. 

### Usage

Each expandable row is divided into 4 cards

#### Methods

Shows the request count grouped by the different HTTP methods, their max time and their total time if present.

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#### Statuses

Shows the request count grouped by the returned HTTP status codes, their max time and their total time if present.

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#### Outcomes

Shows the request count grouped by the request's outcomes, their max time and their total time if present.

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#### Exceptions

Shows the request count grouped by the request's exceptions, their max time and their total time if present.

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### Troubleshooting

* [Not all requests appear in HTTP Requests](/troubleshooting/not-all-requests-appear-in-http-requests.md)

### Required Abilities

* [HTTP Request Statistics](/features/abilities.md)


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