Response Detail - Atrahasis Guide

Detail

The Detail tab provides low-level information about the network connection, including IP addresses, HTTP version, TLS/SSL details, certificate information, DNS resolution, and size breakdown. This is invaluable for debugging connection issues and understanding network behavior.

Connection

Basic information about the TCP connection between Atrahasis and the server:

Field	Description	Example
Remote Address	Server IP address and port. Always shown.	93.184.216.34:443 (IPv4)
Local Address	Your machine's IP and port for this connection. Only shown when the platform exposes a local port/IP for the request — otherwise the row is hidden entirely.	192.168.1.5:54321 (IPv4)
HTTP Version	Protocol version used for the request. Always shown.	HTTP/2, HTTP/1.1
Connection	Connection-reuse indicator. This row appears only when an existing pooled connection is reused for the request; fresh connections do not render a Connection row at all.	Reused

Example Display

Remote Address93.184.216.34:443 (IPv4)

Local Address192.168.1.5:54321 (IPv4)

HTTP VersionHTTP/2

ConnectionReused

Connection Reuse: When a connection is reused, TCP handshake and TLS handshake times will be 0 ms. This significantly improves performance for subsequent requests to the same server.

TLS / SSL

For HTTPS connections, this section shows the encryption details. This section only appears for secure connections.

Field	Description	Example Values
TLS Version	Protocol version used for encryption. Shown on every HTTPS connection.	TLS 1.3, TLS 1.2
Cipher Suite	Encryption algorithm negotiated. Only rendered when the TLS backend reports a cipher suite name for this session; the row is hidden otherwise.	TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

TLS Version Reference

Version	Status	Notes
TLS 1.3	Recommended	Most secure, fastest handshake
TLS 1.2	Acceptable	Still secure with proper cipher suites
TLS 1.1	Deprecated	Should be avoided if possible
TLS 1.0	Insecure	Known vulnerabilities

Certificate

For HTTPS connections, detailed information about the server's SSL certificate. This helps verify the server's identity and check certificate validity. Every field below is optional — if the certificate does not expose a given field (for example a self-signed certificate without an Organization), that row is hidden rather than shown as blank.

Subject

Information about the certificate owner (the server):

Common Name (CN)*.example.com

Organization (O)Example Inc.

Issuer

Information about the Certificate Authority (CA) that signed the certificate:

Common Name (CN)DigiCert Global G2 TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1

Organization (O)DigiCert Inc

Validity

The time period during which the certificate is valid:

Valid From2024-01-15T00:00:00Z

Valid To2025-01-15T23:59:59Z

Fingerprint

Unique identifiers for the certificate:

Serial Number0A:1B:2C:3D:4E:5F:6A:7B:8C:9D

SHA-256A1:B2:C3:D4:E5:F6:78:90:AB:CD:EF:01:23:45:67:89:AB:CD:EF:01:23:45:67:89:AB:CD:EF:01:23:45:67:89

Certificate Details: Use this information to verify server identity and check certificate validity. The Certificate card is rendered whenever the TLS handshake exposes certificate metadata to Atrahasis — for most HTTPS servers this means it appears on every request, but if the certificate data is not surfaced (for example with certain pooled reused connections or non-standard TLS backends) the entire card is omitted.

DNS

Domain Name System resolution information:

Resolved IP93.184.216.34

DNS CacheHit

Cache Status	Meaning	Performance Impact
Hit	IP address was found in local DNS cache	DNS lookup time is near zero
Miss	IP address was resolved from DNS server	Adds DNS lookup time to total

Tip: Atrahasis caches DNS results to speed up subsequent requests. The first request to a domain will show "Miss", while follow-up requests typically show "Hit".

Size Breakdown

Detailed breakdown of data transferred in both directions:

Request

Headers342 B

Body1.2 KB

Total1.5 KB

Response

Headers512 B

Body24.5 KB

Total25.0 KB

Understanding Size Metrics

Headers: HTTP headers including method, path, content-type, authentication, and other metadata.

Body: The actual payload. For requests, this is data you're sending (JSON, form data, files). For responses, this is the content returned by the server.

Total: Combined size of headers and body. This represents actual bytes transferred over the network.

Compression: Response body size shown is the uncompressed size. If the server uses gzip or brotli compression, actual bytes transferred may be smaller than displayed.

Copying Values

All values in the Detail tab can be selected and copied. Atrahasis uses smart copy handling that works with both keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl/Cmd+C) and context menu copying.

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