eBPF
eBPF: The Silent Power Behind Cloud Native’s Next Phase
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 Adds Security Platform Based on Kubescape and eBPF to Portfolio
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 ...
Architecting Cloud-Native Platforms: The Role of Domain-Driven Design and Cell-Based Architecture
By integrating Kubernetes and advanced cloud-native technologies such as eBPF, an effective cell-based architecture can be implemented ...
What’s New With Cilium and What’s Next?
There's great potential for Cilium, the eBPF-based technology unlocking a new era of kernel-centric network engineering ...
Cisco Acquires Isovalent to Advance Cloud-Native Networking Based on eBPF
Cisco plans to acquire Isovalent to leverage eBPF to process packets at levels of speed and scale that would not otherwise be possible ...
Not Your Grandpa’s Packet Filter: eBPF in Cloud-Native Networking
eBPF is a versatile technology that has emerged as a transformative technology for the cloud-native ecosystem ...
Grafana Labs Allies With Isovalent to Improve Cloud-Native Observability
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 ...
Solo.io BumbleBee Expands Access to eBPF Technologies
Solo.io has launched an open source BumbleBee project that makes it simpler for developers to take advantage of extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) technologies that run within the kernel of an operating ...
Deploying and Running BCC in Your Kubernetes Cluster
In 2021, extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) is becoming an increasingly popular tool for DevOps professionals and backend engineers alike—and rightly so. Using eBPF you can deliver features and experiences instantaneously by ...
When (And When Not) to Use eBPF
Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) is a relatively new feature for Linux kernels that has many DevOps professionals, SREs and engineers excited. But is it a one-stop shop for all of your ...
