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UID:pretalx-cloud-native-rejekts-na-salt-lake-city-2024-QSADK3@cfp.cloud-na
 tive.rejekts.io
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DESCRIPTION:This talk will showcase\, through use-cases\, how & why to coll
 ect OS-level data using eBPF & feed it into CNCF observability tools\; Pro
 metheus\, OpenTelemetry\, Headlamp\, etc. We’ll discuss which situations
  eBPF is good for\, learn what characteristics to consider & learn how to 
 find\, manage & interact with eBPF programs.\n\nWe’ll first use low-leve
 l tools & libraries to implement the data pipeline then move to high-level
  tooling that takes care of much of the tedium of working with eBPF. For t
 his we’ll make use of the CNCF project Inspektor Gadget.\n\nUse-cases we
  will demo:\n* Generating alerts anytime a shell is opened on your system\
 n* Profiling performance of a slow running app\n* Investigating a crashing
  app by generating an strace-like log across your cluster\n* Investigating
  network latency issues in a cluster\n\nBy the end of the talk the audienc
 e should have practical knowledge of working with eBPF & a good understand
 ing of the tools that are available to help them with their tasks.
DTSTAMP:20261007T152536Z
LOCATION:Theater
SUMMARY:Integrating eBPF superpowers into your observability tooling - Maur
 icio Vasquez Bernal\, Chris Kuehl
URL:https://cfp.cloud-native.rejekts.io/cloud-native-rejekts-na-salt-lake-c
 ity-2024/talk/QSADK3/
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