Lightning Talk: Back to the Future with eBPF
summary
Explains the Linux kernel’s eBPF (BPF) concept and why its features matter for networking, monitoring, and security in Kubernetes-based microservices. Describes concrete benefits of using eBPF and highlights open-source projects that leverage it, including Cilium, Weave, and Istio, with an overview of how application-level routing and filtering can be implemented.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:54Supporting the Cloud Native World
- 1:47BPF (1992)
- 2:21eBPF: dynamic Linux kernel
- 3:28Writing eBPF programs
- 3:50Testing eBPF
- 4:24Real world examples
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