eBPFChirp
Teodor J. Podobnik, Neil NaveeneBPFChirp delivers simple, practical insights into eBPF — from code deep-dives and real-world examples to the latest project updates. Perfect for developers who want to level up their eBPF skills without the noise.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 82 | Subscribers | Read | ebpfchirp.substack.com |
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Building a Minimal Service Mesh with eBPF and Envoy - Part 1 Now Available
If you’ve ever used Istio Service Mesh or Cilium Service Mesh, you’ve likely seen what feels like “magic”: you deploy an app, add an annotation, and suddenly traffic between services is encrypted, L7 observability appears, and fine-grained ...
All The Ways To Loop and Iterate in eBPF Coding Lab Now Available
From time to time, I feel like it’s worth taking a step back from advanced concepts and looking at some fundamentals that help you write better eBPF programs.
Different Ways To Deliver Kernel Events from eBPF to User Space Coding Lab Now Available
I usually try to hit your inbox every Tuesday—and that’s still the plan going forward. This one slipped a bit 🤷♂️
Building an eBPF/XDP IP-in-IP Direct Server Return Load Balancer from Scratch Coding Lab Now Available
Last week, we’ve built an eBPF/XDP L2 Direct Server Return Load Balancer. It was a fun project on its own, improving on several concepts introduced in eBPF/XDP NAT-based Load Balancer.
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Authors
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Tech Lead @ Prewave | Master of Science in Computer Science
Co-Founder of Bomfather | OpenSSF project maintainer | Leetcode Knight | NYU research assistant | Youngest speaker at Cloud Native Security Con
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