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The status code "502 Bad Gateway" is an HTTP response status code that indicates that one server on the internet received an invalid response from another server. Here's a breakdown: 502: This is the HTTP status code. Bad Gateway: This is the reason phrase associated with the 502 status code. Here are the common reasons you might encounter a 502 Bad Gateway error: Server Overload: The server, while acting as a gateway or proxy, received an invalid response from an inbound server it accessed while attempting to fulfill the request. This often happens when a server is overwhelmed with traffic. Network Issues: Network issues between the servers can sometimes result in 502 errors. Server Software Errors: If there are issues with the web server software or if it's waiting on another process, a 502 error can be triggered. Proxy Server Issues: If you're using a proxy server, it might not be able to get a valid response from the upstream server. Hosting Provider Problems: Sometimes, the issue isn't with your site at all, but with the hosting provider or data center. Browser Cache Issues: Occasionally, the issue can be with the cached version of the page in your browser. How to fix the 502 Bad Gateway error: Refresh the Page: Sometimes, the error is temporary and a simple refresh can solve it. Clear Browser Cache: Old cached data can sometimes cause issues. Clearing the browser cache can resolve these issues.