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The final part of the series is presented by Joe Stringer (Cilium maintainer). Joe starts by going back to Kubernetes networking basics, in particular Kubernetes Services and kube-proxy.

The second session of our eBPF Creators webinar series to learn how eBPF works at the kernel level. You will learn how eBPF functions under the hood, discuss the internal workings, and see “how things are actually done” with eBPF.

The first session of our eBPF Creators webinar series to hear how eBPF was started, and what challenges that can be solved with eBPF that was impossible before.

The goal of this meeting was to discuss where to publish eBPF specification(s), where IETF may or may not be the right answer.

eBPF Summit is a virtual event, targeted at DevOps, SecOps, platform architects, security engineers, and developers. Register to save the date and stay updated on event information

This year's Networking and BPF track technical committee is comprised of: David S. Miller, Jakub Kicinski, Paolo Abeni, Eric Dumazet, Alexei Starovoitov, Daniel Borkmann, and Andrii Nakryiko.

bpfconf is an invitation-only technical workshop run by the Linux community in order to bring BPF core developers together, to discuss new ideas and to work out improvements to the Linux BPF subsystem that will make their way into future mainline kernels and into the LLVM BPF backend.

This year's Networking and BPF track technical committee is comprised of: David S. Miller, Jakub Kicinski, Eric Dumazet, Alexei Starovoitov, Daniel Borkmann, and Andrii Nakryiko.

eBPF Summit, a virtual event, targeted at DevOps, SecOps, platform architects, and developers is open for registration.

This year's Networking and BPF track technical committee is comprised of: David S. Miller, Daniel Borkmann, Alexei Starovoitov, Jakub Sitnicki, Paolo Abeni, Jakub Kicinski, Michal Kubecek, and Sabrina Dubroca.

eBPF Summit, a virtual event, targeted at DevOps, SecOps, platform architects, and developers now available on demand

The goal of the BPF Microconference is to bring BPF developers together to discuss and hash out unresolved issues and to move new ideas forward. The focus of this year's event is on the core BPF infrastructure as well as its many subsystems and related user space tooling.

bpfconf is an invitation-only technical workshop run by the Linux community in order to bring BPF core developers together, to discuss new ideas and to work out improvements to the BPF subsystem that will make their way into future mainline kernels and into the LLVM BPF backend.