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Don’t see the source code in GitHub. When do you plan to open it up? Interested in digging into your engine code.
We are preparing to open source early next year, so stay tuned. The code will be posted on our repository, that currently hosts our community scripts: https://github.com/pixie-labs/pixie.
seems ambitious. why would a public company like new relic do this?
https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/24/splunk-acquires-network-ob...
[blatantly promoting my substack] Been following this area about a year, first wrote about some of startups using eBPF here in late 2019: https://monitoring2.substack.com/p/ebpf-a-new-bff-for-observ...
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eBPF is great but it only works for linux and access to the kernel layer doesn't work for serverless environments, so it's definitely a piece of the puzzle but not a silver bullet IMO.
Is there any technical reason why it couldn't work with serverless?
In general, academic rule applies: Never write an article without defining terms beforehand.
I know what eBPF is, but what is Pixie? A single sentence describing Pixie wouid be useful. In general, academic rule applies: Never write an article without defining terms beforehand.
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Tracing from user to kernel back to userspace in one single pane of glass. Have you never heard anyone hype about DTrace on Solaris? This allows building similar things on production systems with little to no impact on running production applications.
hadn't thought of this like DTrace. Thx for that!
I know what eBPF is, but what is Pixie? A single sentence describing Pixie wouid be useful. In general, academic rule applies: Never write an article without defining terms beforehand.
Engineer from Pixie here. Pixie is an APM tool for Kubernetes leveraging eBPF for automatic data collection. You can use it to monitor and debug your application performance, without code or configuration changes.
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Engineer from Pixie here. Pixie is an APM tool for Kubernetes leveraging eBPF for automatic data collection. You can use it to monitor and debug your application performance, without code or configuration changes.
APM? /s
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Engineer from Pixie here. Pixie is an APM tool for Kubernetes leveraging eBPF for automatic data collection. You can use it to monitor and debug your application performance, without code or configuration changes.
APM? /s
https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/apm/new-relic-apm/getting-sta...