I often ask: can one lightweight tool give you kernel-level visibility without slowing your systems? We’ll show how a modern runtime approach brings real-time monitoring to where your applications run. I’ll explain how an eBPF-based driver runs verified programs safely inside the linux kernel and streams events to a user-space engine. That stream is evaluated […]
Have you ever wondered how to push high-volume traffic through commodity Linux without buying special hardware? I’ll show you a production-proven, open source solution that brings an L4 balancer into your stack with low overhead and predictable performance. We’ll walk through the moving parts you’ll touch: kernel fast path programs, a user-space control process, VIP […]
Can kernel-level programmability really replace heavy sidecars and fragile chains in cloud-native networking? We think it can—and I’ll show you why this shift matters for teams running containers at scale. Built in Go and powered by eBPF inside the Linux kernel, this open-source solution ties networking and security directly to container workloads. That means fine-grained […]
