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Jun 17, 2024

Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM and BPF Summit Recap and Video: Evolution of Stack Trace Captures with BPF

The Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM and BPF Summit recently hosted a session by Andrii Nakryiko, a distinguished engineer at Meta and a member of the eBPF Steering Committee, titled "Evolution of Stack Trace Captures with BPF" (video follows below). The talk delved into the advancements and future directions of stack…

Jun 14, 2024

Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM and BPF Summit Recap and Video: BPF Conformance – Handling Undefined Opcodes

The recent Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM, and BPF Summit featured a session titled "BPF conformance - handling undefined opcodes," presented by Alan Jowett from Microsoft (video follows below). As a member of the eBPF Steering Committee, Alan brought a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the discussion. Here’s a summary…

Jun 13, 2024

Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM and BPF Summit Recap and Video: Next Steps for BPF LSM

At the recent Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM and BPF Summit, KP Singh of Google, who is also a member of the eBPF Steering Committee, delivered a session titled "Next Steps for BPF LSM" (video follows below). The talk shed light on the current state and future direction of BPF LSM…

Jun 11, 2024

LSFMM+BPF Summit Recap and Video: Modernizing BPF for the Next Decade

In a recent session at the Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM, and BPF Summit, Alexei Starovoitov of Meta, and a member of the eBPF Steering Committee, shared his vision for the future of BPF. As BPF celebrates its ten-year anniversary, Alexei's insights highlighted the progress made and the roadmap for the…

Jun 10, 2024

LSFMM+BPF Summit Recap and Video: Understanding BPF Performance: Comparing eBPF for Windows vs. Linux BPF

At the recent Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM, and BPF Summit, Alan Jowett from Microsoft, who also serves on the eBPF Steering Committee, presented an insightful session titled "BPF performance: comparison of eBPF for Windows vs. Linux BPF" (video follows below). This session shed light on the nuances of BPF performance…

Jun 7, 2024

LSFMM+BPF Summit Recap and Video: LLVM Improvements for Better Verification

At the recent Linux Storage, Filesystems, MM, and BPF Summit, Alan Jowett from Microsoft, and a member of the eBPF Steering Committee, presented a discussion on improving LLVM for better verification (video follows below). Here are the key points and insights from his session: 1. Proposal for Enhancements to LLVM…

Jun 5, 2024

LSFMM+BPF Summit Recap and Video: Revamping Global Socket Iterator, Netkit and Next Steps

At the recent Linux Storage, Filesystem, MM, and BPF Summit, Daniel Borkmann from Isovalent, who also serves on the eBPF Steering Committee, presented an insightful session titled "Revamping Global Socket Iterator, Netkit & Next Steps" (video follows below). Here's a summary of the key points discussed during the session: TCX…

Apr 2, 2024

Recap of the First eBPF Day India

On 16 March, the eBPF Foundation and Centre for Networked Intelligence organized the first eBPF Day, India at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, with support from Cisco CSR. The free event gathered both experienced practitioners and those new to eBPF to spread awareness about eBPF technology, discuss novel…

Mar 26, 2024

TFIR.io: New State of eBPF Report highlights evolution of eBPF technology

eBPF Foundation recently released its first State of eBPF report which aims to inform technology decision-makers about the technology and some of its use cases. Bill Mulligan, Marketing Committee at the eBPF Foundation, talks about their report and some of the emerging trends coming out of the eBPF ecosystem. Read…

Mar 12, 2024

DevOpsDigest: The State of eBPF: Exploring eBPF Evolution, Use Cases, Challenges and Future

eBPF is a technology that allows users to run custom programs inside the Linux kernel, which changes the behavior of the kernel and makes execution up to 10x faster(link is external) and more efficient for key parts of what makes our computing lives work. That includes observability, which enables engineers to see…