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 |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Building an eBPF/XDP NAT-Based (Weighted) Round Robin Load Balancer from Scratch
In the previous tutorial, we built a NAT-based eBPF/XDP load balancer using (weighted) least-connection backend selection.
A key benefit of that setup was that client requests were distributed across backends based on their capacity, as w...
11-Second Time to First Token on a Healthy vLLM Server
vLLM’s continuous batching is one of the best things to happen to LLM serving. It lets the engine process multiple requests simultaneously, filling GPU capacity that would otherwise sit idle between sequential requests.
But continuous batc...
Building an eBPF/XDP NAT-Based (Weighted) Least Connection Load Balancer from Scratch
It’s always a great feeling when the eBPF coding labs inspire people to take the code and adapt it for their own use cases.
And that’s exactly what Sambhav Singh, an Executive Member of ACM, did.
He came up with an idea to “upgrade” the e...
Building a Minimal Service Mesh with eBPF and Envoy - Part 3 Now Available
It’s been almost a month since my last newsletter—but for good reason.
Just two weeks ago, my colleagues and I gave a talk at KubeCon—more specifically, we ran an eBPF workshop.
If I had to estimate, a little over 200 people joined. That...
Building a Minimal Service Mesh with eBPF and Envoy - Part 2 Now Available
So far, we’ve seen how egress traffic can be transparently redirected through Envoy. But a minimal service mesh requires more: interception must also happen on the server side.
At first, intercepting traffic twice might seem unnecessary. I...
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Tech Lead @ Prewave | Master of Science in Computer Science
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