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HTTP Request ↔ (process) to send/declare action to perform on Web Resource

aka HTTP-Verb, Request, Requests, HTTP-Requests, HTTP-Reqs, Reqs

HTTP Request defined by HTTP specification

CRUD ops of HTTP Request​

POST GET PUT PATCH DELETE

GET​

Request to get data Resource

Request to test response (w/o respond body)

POST​

to send data & Request to create new Resource on server

PUT​

to Request update via entire object & Request create/update to existing Resource

PATCH​

to Request update via part of object & Request update to existing Resource

DELETE​

to send Request to delete Resource on Server

CONNECT​

Request for Proxy to tunnel TCP connection to outlet

OPTIONS​

Request to config comms prefs for target Resource

TRACE​

Request to debug message loop-back to test Resource path

start line​

HTTP Method + Request Target + HTTP version

HTTP Request Header

HTTP Request Body

References​

  1. CONNECT ↔ Request for Proxy to tunnel TCP connection to outlet

  2. Create ↔ (ability for Client) to create data ⇒ POST HTTP Request

  3. Read ↔ (ability for Client_) _to read data ⇒ GET HTTP Request

  4. Update ↔ (ability for Client) to edit/update data ⇒ PUT || PATCH HTTP Request

  5. Destroy ↔ (ability for Client) to delete/destroy data ⇒ DELETE HTTP Request

  6. request() ↔ http Static Method to make a HTTP Request

  7. GET ↔ Request to get data Resource

  8. HEAD ↔ Request to test response (w/o respond body)

  9. POST ↔ to send data & Request to create new Resource on server

  10. PUT ↔ to Request update via entire object & Request create/update to existing Resource

  11. TRACE ↔ Request to debug message loop-back to test Resource path

  12. DELETE ↔ to send Request to delete Resource on Server

  13. OPTIONS ↔ Request to config comms prefs for target Resource

  14. Collections ↔ to save/organize Requests

  15. app.get() ↔ to send GET Request

  16. app.post() ↔ to send POST Request

  17. uses [**_HTTP Verb_**](http-request) ↔ REST use HTTP Request to perform actions & NOT specify action inside URL

  18. uses [**_HTTP Verb_**](http-request) ↔ REST use HTTP Request to perform actions & NOT specify action inside URL

  19. PATCH ↔ to Request update via part of object & Request update to existing Resource

  20. [CRUD](crud) ops of [**_HTTP Request_**](http-request) ↔ POST GET PUT PATCH DELETE

  21. Polling ↔ (process) to send GET Request to check Server State change

  22. Request Timeout ↔ (process) to let Polling Request timeout when no Server State change

  23. NGINX ↔ Backend Server gateway to Web, Reverse Proxy to handle Requests/Cache/load balance

  24. Request-Response model ↔ (model) to communicate between client-server via HTTP Requests

  25. Forward Proxy ↔ Proxy sit in front of Client as gateway to forward Reqs to Internet

  26. HTTP Caching ↔ (process) to store HTTP Response to reuse for subsequent Reqs

  27. Hard Nav ↔ (feat) on nav, invalid HTTP Cache & Reqs Backend to re-render change in segment

  28. Federated Search ↔ to send multiple searches in a single HTTP Request, to reduce RTT Latency

  29. HTTP Flood ↔ DDoS spam lots of concurrent HTTP Reqs to overload server - camoflauge attacks by varying UA & IPs

  30. Parallel Data Fetch ↔ to init Reqs ASAP & load Concurrently

  31. Dedupe ↔ to prevent duplicate Reqs, avoid fetch same data