eBPF

Explore how the role of Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) is transforming with Agentic Ops, integrating technologies like eBPF, LLMs, and Kubernetes Operators to shift problem-solving from humans to intelligent systems ...

Let’s start at the beginning. eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a technology built into the Linux kernel that allows sandboxed programs to run safely inside the kernel itself. Originally, it was ...

New survey data shows Kubernetes networking complexity rising, with teams struggling across observability, egress, multi-cluster security, and tool sprawl—highlighting the growing need for platform engineering and unified networking approaches ...

eBPF is quietly reshaping cloud native computing, powering service meshes, observability, networking, and security directly in the Linux kernel. By reducing sidecar overhead, enabling zero-instrumentation telemetry, and enhancing runtime protection, eBPF is ...

ARMO today launched a cloud application detection and response platform for securing Kubernetes environments that reduces false positives by identifying issues that can be traced back to anomalous changes in application behavior ...

By integrating Kubernetes and advanced cloud-native technologies such as eBPF, an effective cell-based architecture can be implemented ...

There's great potential for Cilium, the eBPF-based technology unlocking a new era of kernel-centric network engineering ...

Cisco plans to acquire Isovalent to leverage eBPF to process packets at levels of speed and scale that would not otherwise be possible ...

eBPF is a versatile technology that has emerged as a transformative technology for the cloud-native ecosystem ...

Grafana Labs and Isovalent have integrated open source Grafana dashboards with the Cilium network overlay for containers that runs at the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) microkernel level of the Linux operating ...