eBPF Superpowers

It's been three years since Netflix's Brendan Gregg described the Berkeley Packet Filter as "Superpowers for Linux". Since then there has been an explosion of capabilities and tools based on eBPF, so you've probably heard the term, but do you know what it is and how to use it? In this demo-rich talk we'll explore some of the powerful things we can do with this technology, especially in the context of containers.
Speaker: Liz Rice, Aqua Security

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Liz is like a sister I never had. I just love how she explains with such clarity and yet stays so humble.

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3 min in this talk, "this will be the best ebpf talk I'll ever hear"

[@oleksandr.borysov]

Another one great talk from Liz. Thanks so much.

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great presentation! well structured and pretty well simplified despite the complexity of the topic

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Great for the beginners. Thanks

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Nice presentation.

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Great job. Excellent talk.

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nice presentation

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"The name LLVM was originally an initialism for Low Level Virtual Machine."

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She lost me there 😂

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Wow!

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