> For modern domain name resolution, you can use systemd-resolved, which provides statistics, automated caching of DNS requests, DNSSEC validation and much more

> For modern domain name resolution, you can use systemd-resolved, which provides statistics, automated caching of DNS requests, DNSSEC validation and much more. I was gonna ask how to check this stuff out, but then I found it: `resolvectl`. I think it may have previously been the command `systemd-resolve`. `resolvectl statistics` will spit out those statistics and `resolvectl flush-caches` could help with some DNS issues by making resolved forget everything. There's plenty of other commands in there too.