{"id":"200","desc":"OK (RFC7231): Everyone’s favorite response: the request has succeeded. The response payload will depend on the request method used. The expected response body for the corresponding request method is as follows: 1. GET -  the headers and data corresponding to the requested resource 2. HEAD - just the headers corresponding the requested resource without the actual data 3. POST - the status of, or results obtained from the action A 200 response should always have a payload but is not required, thus an origin server may generate a 200 with a zero length. To adhere to RFC standards a 204 should be generated in that case (exception CONNECT) Cacheable by default by proxy servers and browsers. If not specified by Cloudflare cache controls,   static resources with this response will cache default for 2 hours at our edge. "}