Ebpf

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EBPF is a revolutionary technology that can run sandboxed programs in the Linux kernel without changing kernel source code or loading a kernel module.

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News ebpf.io 2 months ago
Cloudflare's eBPF Replatforming Part 2: Filling Gaps in the Linux Ecosystem with eBPF
The second instalment chronicling Cloudflare's journey with eBPF, looking at why standard Linux networking APIs couldn't support Cloudflare's requirements, and what the team built to fill those gaps.
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News ebpf.io 2 months ago
Cloudflare's eBPF Replatforming Part 1: The eBPF Pivot - From Hardware Lock-in to Programmable Networking
Chronicling Cloudflare's eight-year journey with eBPF, starting with the move from hardware to the eBPF ecosystem
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News bitbison.io 2 months ago
Squeezing Performance out of eBPF
What eBPF hooks, kernel reads, maps, rings, and arenas actually cost, measured across cores.
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News APNIC Blog 2 months ago
Beeline: Enforcing application-layer policies in eBPF
Guest Post: While many L7 protocols are complex to parse, the logic needed to enforce L7 policies tends to be simple. For the vast majority (89%) of L7 policies in the wild, Beeline can eliminate the service proxy from the critical path.
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News nathan naveen 2 months ago
Optimizing eBPF Policies for Speed and Space (Not AI Gen)
When writing our eBPF code, my brother and I wanted our policies to be extremely fast and space efficient, and we also wanted processes to inherit policies (while still being fast and space efficient). This blog post explains what we did to make our eBPF
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News openbld.net 3 months ago
Building Linux eBPF/XDP Applications on macOS with Colima, Docker, Clang, and Go OpenBLD
A practical guide to building, inspecting, cross-compiling, and running Linux eBPF/XDP applications on macOS using Colima, Docker, Clang, bpf2go, and Go.
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News rye.ai 3 months ago
AI Agent Sandboxes Stop Escapes. They Don't Tell You What Happened Inside.
Docker Sandboxes and microVM isolation keep AI agents away from the host. They do not tell security teams what the agent read, ran, changed, or sent while it was inside.
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News arXiv.org 3 months ago
KernelScript: Cross-Boundary Typed DSL for eBPF Applications
Abstract page for arXiv paper 2607.23900: KernelScript: Cross-Boundary Typed DSL for eBPF Applications
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News naveen srinivasan 3 months ago
Measuring an eBPF Cache Without Leaving the Kernel
When testing our eBPF agent, I don't always get the same experience as our users, especially in performance critical sections. I realize that the benchmark test suite isn't always enough, because user's environments can be completely different from our be
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News blacksmith.sh 4 months ago
What is your CI job talking to? Blacksmith
How we built line-rate network observability for untrusted CI jobs without touching the guest.
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