Sample dnsproxy configuration for ControlD upstream

dnsproxy_controld_config_sample.yaml

# config.yaml - source: 
#   https://github.com/AdguardTeam/dnsproxy/blob/master/config.yaml.dist
#   also reference: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/dnsproxy/blob/master/README.md
#
# ---
# Bootstrap DNS servers - these are used to resolve any hostnames in the upstream or
# fallback resolvers specified later. These can be ISP DNS servers or public DNS
# servers like Google or Cloudflare.
bootstrap: 
  - "8.8.8.8:53"
  - "1.1.1.1:53"
#
# ---
# Upstream resolvers - these are what dnsproxy will send queries to.
# For ControlD you'll want one of your resolvers specified here,
# or use one of the free resolvers.
# These can be plain DNS, or DOH/DOT/DOQ, or in DNS Stamp format.
# Find your resolvers at:
#    https://controld.com/control-panel/filters?option=my-resolvers&overlay=account
# DNS stamps can be generated at https://dnscrypt.info/stamps
# You can specify additional resolvers for specific domains, too (for example,
# if you have local/internal domains on your home network.)
# More info on that is on the dnsproxy GitHub page.
upstream: 
  - https://dns.controld.com/abcde12345/device-name
  - "[/mylocal.domain/anotherlocal.domain/]192.168.10.1"
#
# ---
# Fallback servers - these are only used if one of the upstreams cannot be reached
# or return SERVFAIL. Optional, but nice to have to prevent "OMG the net is broken!"
# panic in the household. :)
# These can be plain DNS or DOH/DOT/DOQ/DNSCrypt or a DNS Stamp.
fallback:
  - 9.9.9.9
  - 149.112.112.112
#
# Caching settings - optional, but can reduce the number
# of outbound queries on a busy network
# Enable cache
cache: true
# Set memory limit for cache - 8 MB is plenty for a network of ~15 devices.
cache-size: 8192000
#
# Standard config.yaml values provided by Adguard 
# I haven't had any reason to change these.
max-go-routines: 0
ratelimit: 0
udp-buf-size: 0