Hackernews posts about eBPF
eBPF is a new execution environment for Linux that allows developers to write programs directly in the kernel's BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) bytecode.
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Kubernetes
- Bypassing DPI with eBPF Sock_ops (bora.sh)
- How GitHub uses eBPF to improve deployment safety (github.blog)
- Gutd: eBPF WireGuard Traffic Obfuscator (github.com)
- Kloak: Kernel-space secret injection via eBPF on Kubernetes (a-cup-of.coffee)
- Bypassing DPI with eBPF Sock_ops (bora.sh)
- Golang heap profiling without pprof enabled or eBPF (coroot.com)
- Made an eBPF syscall tracer with a live TUI (github.com)
- Bypassing DPI with eBPF (bora.sh)
- GitHub uses eBPF to improve deployment safety (github.blog)
- Launch HN: Freestyle – Sandboxes for Coding Agents (www.freestyle.sh)
- How to teach the same skill to different robots (actu.epfl.ch)
- Interactive eBPF (ebpf.party)
- How we found and fixed an eBPF Linux kernel vulnerability (bughunters.google.com)
- Noisy neighbor detection with eBPF (netflixtechblog.com)
- An eBPF loophole: Using XDP for egress traffic (loopholelabs.io)
- Kyanos: eBPF-based network issue analysis tool (github.com)
- Case Study: ByteDance Uses eBPF to Enhance Networking Performance (ebpf.foundation)
- Every boring problem found in eBPF (2022) (tmpout.sh)
- How Netflix Accurately Attributes eBPF Flow Logs (netflixtechblog.com)
- Whistler: Live eBPF Programming from the Common Lisp REPL (atgreen.github.io)
- Instrumenting Python GIL with eBPF (coroot.com)
- Why Does My eBPF Program Work on One Kernel but Fail on Another? (ebpfchirp.substack.com)
- Writing a system call tracer using eBPF (sh4dy.com)
- eBPF Mystery: When is IPv4 not IPv4? When it's pretending to be IPv6 (blog.gripdev.xyz)
- Killing the ISP Appliance: An eBPF/XDP Approach to Distributed BNG (markgascoyne.co.uk)
- TCP-in-UDP Solution (eBPF) (blog.mptcp.dev)
- Tracing Goroutines in Realtime with eBPF (sazak.io)
- eBPF: Connecting with Container Runtimes (h0x0er.github.io)
- Show HN: Goroutine Monitor Powered by eBPF (github.com)
- Light Sleep: Waking VMs in 200ms with eBPF and snapshots (www.koyeb.com)