# HELP dnsexp_dns_query_time_seconds DNS query time in seconds.
# TYPE dnsexp_dns_query_time_seconds gauge
dnsexp_dns_query_time_seconds{additional="0",answer="1",authority="0",family="ipv4",flags="QR RA RD",ip="149.112.112.112",nsid="res731.arn.rrdns.pch.net",opcode="QUERY",port="53",protocol="udp",proxy="none",query_name="outlook.com",query_type="MX",rcode="NOERROR",server="udp://dns.quad9.net:53",transport="UDP"} 0.040697336196899414
# HELP dnsexp_dns_response_rr_ttl_seconds DNS response RR TTL in seconds.
# TYPE dnsexp_dns_response_rr_ttl_seconds gauge
dnsexp_dns_response_rr_ttl_seconds{additional="0",answer="1",authority="0",family="ipv4",flags="QR RA RD",ip="149.112.112.112",nsid="res731.arn.rrdns.pch.net",opcode="QUERY",port="53",protocol="udp",proxy="none",query_name="outlook.com",query_type="MX",rcode="NOERROR",rr_name="outlook.com.",rr_section="answer",rr_type="MX",rr_value="5 outlook-com.olc.protection.outlook.com.",server="udp://dns.quad9.net:53",transport="UDP"} 300.0
# HELP dnsexp_dns_query_success Was this DNS query successful or not, 1 for success or 0 for failure.
# TYPE dnsexp_dns_query_success gauge
dnsexp_dns_query_success 1.0
# HELP up The value of this Gauge is always 1 when the dns_exporter is up
# TYPE up gauge
up 1.0
