200 OK — This is most commonly used HTTP code to show that the operation performed is successful.
201 CREATED — This can be used when you use the POST method to create a new resource.
202 ACCEPTED — This can be used to acknowledge the request sent to the server.
400 BAD REQUEST — This can be used when client-side input validation fails.
401 UNAUTHORIZED / 403 FORBIDDEN— This can be used if the user or the system is not authorized to perform a certain operation.
404 NOT FOUND— This can be used if you are looking for a certain resource and it is not available in the system.
500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR — This should never be thrown explicitly but might occur if the system fails.
502 BAD GATEWAY — This can be used if the server received an invalid response from the upstream server.
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