Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Networking in the Linux kernel is being disrupted by a technology called eBPF. It allows for the kernel to be safely extended to provide, among many benefits, better networking performance and observability. In this talk, we’ll explore how we plan on using eBPF to benefit customers, the challenges in using eBPF in production, and the tooling we’re developing to help Red Hat and our customers be successful using eBPF.
Speaker:
Dave Tucker
Networking in the Linux kernel is being disrupted by a technology called eBPF. It allows for the kernel to be safely extended to provide, among many benefits, better networking performance and observability. In this talk, we’ll explore how we plan on using eBPF to benefit customers, the challenges in using eBPF in production, and the tooling we’re developing to help Red Hat and our customers be successful using eBPF.
Speaker:
Dave Tucker
