Mykhailo·4d agoWhat I Underestimated on the Cilium Certified Associate ExamI lost most of my points on the Cilium Certified Associate in a domain I assumed I already understood.
Emelia·4d agoStop Burning Engineering Budgets: How US, UK & EU Tech Leads Are Replacing Legacy Sidecars with…Why traditional iptables and proxy sidecars are killing Kubernetes performance, and how kernel-level eBPF packet filtering delivers…
Aastha Jain·Oct 21How Kernel Security Actually Works — Part 4: eBPF and Detection EngineeringThis is Part 4, the final part, of a series on kernel security fundamentals. Part 1 covered syscalls and the process lifecycle; Part 2…
InebpfbyAlex·Oct 21Cilium: Redes, Service Mesh y Load Balancing con eBPF.Guía de supervivencia en español — Parte 1 de 2
N.Jangra·Oct 19Kubernetes Runtime Visibility, Part 4: Running elf-owl, from Zero to ViolationPart 4 of 4 in the elf-owl series. Part 3 covered the rule engine and the two outbound delivery paths.
yunwei37·Oct 17When Does CPU Scheduling Help AI Inference?LLM inference is usually discussed as a GPU problem. That framing is mostly right: matrix multiplication, attention, KV-cache access, and…
N.Jangra·Oct 13Kubernetes Runtime Visibility, Part 2: From Kernel Events to Pod IdentityPart 2 of 4 in the elf-owl series. Part 1 covered why static policy leaves a runtime gap and why elf-owl observes without enforcing policy.
N.Jangra·Oct 9Kubernetes Runtime Visibility, Part 1: The Map Is Not the TerritoryPart 1 of 4 in the elf-owl series. elf-owl is an open-source, non-enforcing eBPF observer that collects runtime events and Kubernetes…
