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Comment #29502498
Then you should interview again but with us. This is not too different from wpa_supplicant used by several operating for key management for wireless networks. The complicated key n…
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Comment #29502440
It looks not too different from the majority of HTTP parsers out there written in C. Here is an example of NodeJS [0]. [0] https://github.com/nodejs/http-parser/blob/main/http_pars…
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Comment #29500674
It can do both. It can authenticate and encrypt all traffic between nodes which then also encrypts all traffic between the pods running on those pods. This is great because it also…
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Comment #29500133
The model I'm describing contains two pieces: 1) Moving away from sidecars to per-node proxies that can be better integrated into the Linux kernel concept of namespacing instead of…
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Comment #29500070
If you are in a position where you can do that then great. Most folks out there are in a position where they need to run arbitrary applications delivered by vendors without an abil…
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Comment #29500015
One of the methods that Cilium (which implements this eBPF-based service mesh idea) uses to implementation authentication between workloads is Wireguard. It does exactly what you d…
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Comment #29499985
What the proposed architecture allows is to continue using SPIFFE or another certificate management solution to generate and distribute the certificates but use either a per-node p…
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Comment #29497917
OP here: It's whimsical.com. I really love it.
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Comment #25056909
Extending a bit on what Alexei is talking about (Full eBPF summit talk: https://youtu.be/jw8tEPP6jwQ?t=639 ) Many people seem to make an assumption that kernel code is perfect and …
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Comment #25056847
I personally think that networking will be almost exclusively based Linux in some form. If you want to interpret it as "eBPF - The Future of Linux Networking" then that is totally …
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Comment #25052103
I'm not going to argue with you. You can read up on initial naming and framing in slides of netconf and plumbers conferences as well as LKML archives.
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Comment #25051677
I'm not going to spam this forum with a marketing pitch so I'll just refer to https://www.isovalent.com/product and add that you can buy a Cilium Enterprise distribution with enter…
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Comment #25051251
Another good way to get started is https://ebpf.io/ . It features pointers that go beyond just networking and also cover usage of use cases involving tracing, profiling, security, …
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Comment #25051207
The shift from BPF to eBPF was less of an evolutionary step as the name might indicate. The overlap with the name BPF is primarily due to the requirement for eBPF to be a superset …
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Comment #25051155
Disclaimer: I wrote the post. Happy to answer any questions.
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Comment #24728905
Disclaimer: I'm one of the organizers of eBPF summit If you are interested in eBPF, consider attending the eBPF summit [0] on Oct 28-29. Community driven, free and virtual. I've sp…
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Comment #24577648
We’re excited to announce that the call for proposals is now open for the inaugural eBPF Summit, a virtual event, targeted at DevOps, platform architects and developers, to be held…
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Comment #18570197
https://www.slideshare.net/ThomasGraf5/accelerating-envoy-an... Slide 21-25
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Comment #18569967
[Disclaimer: I'm one of the Cilium authors] We have been trying to reproduce the performance results ever since the article was published as this is not in line at all with what we…