What does the float number indicate when using varnishtop?

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Published on 2012-12-12T10:24:44Z Indexed on 2012/12/12 11:07 UTC
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I have Varnish running and I wanted to see what http response codes commonly occur. I used:

varnishtop -i TxStatus

However, I am struggling to work out what the numbers on the right mean? Is it number of requests?

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  1322.16 TxStatus       200
    60.43 TxStatus       302
     8.67 TxStatus       304
     3.14 TxStatus       500
     2.96 TxStatus       404
     0.80 TxStatus       301
     0.56 TxStatus       403

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