How eBPF Is Changing Cloud Native
eBPF is a "revolutionary technology" that can bring more efficient networking and greater performance and scalability to the cloud native stack, says Bill Mulligan. "It is used to safely and efficiently extend the cloud native capabilities of the kernel without requiring changes to kernel source code or loading kernel modules."
In this in-depth article, Mulligan looks at the benefits and limitations of a cloud native approach and describes how eBPF is changing the cloud native stack, including decreasing traffic latency, delivering more efficient data processing, and providing "richer visibility, programmability, and ease-of-use than old-style perf."
Read more at InfoWorld.
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