About this tool
HTTP 301 Moved Permanently means The resource has a new permanent URL. Servers send it when The site moved a page or the server is forcing a canonical host or HTTPS.
Common causes: Redirect rules, a trailing slash, or http to https. The practical fix is: Update the client to the URL in Location if the redirect is unexpected.
Retry: Follow the redirect. Do not alert on a single hop.
Alert on it? No. A permanent redirect is navigation, not downtime.
Trigv is a push for the moment a status starts mattering, not a log of every response. If the code is one you should hear about, the snippet posts a single event with level error or warning. The status page itself does not call your API.