Appendix B. S3 common response status codes

The following table lists the valid common HTTP response status and its corresponding code.

Table B.1. Response Status
HTTP Status	Response Code
`100`	Continue
`200`	Success
`201`	Created
`202`	Accepted
`204`	NoContent
`206`	Partial content
`304`	NotModified
`400`	InvalidArgument
`400`	InvalidDigest
`400`	BadDigest
`400`	InvalidBucketName
`400`	InvalidObjectName
`400`	UnresolvableGrantByEmailAddress
`400`	InvalidPart
`400`	InvalidPartOrder
`400`	RequestTimeout
`400`	EntityTooLarge
`403`	AccessDenied
`403`	UserSuspended
`403`	RequestTimeTooSkewed
`404`	NoSuchKey
`404`	NoSuchBucket
`404`	NoSuchUpload
`405`	MethodNotAllowed
`408`	RequestTimeout
`409`	BucketAlreadyExists
`409`	BucketNotEmpty
`411`	MissingContentLength
`412`	PreconditionFailed
`416`	InvalidRange
`422`	UnprocessableEntity
`500`	InternalError

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