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That is not true for eBPF, though. That stuff pretty works exclusively out of instrumenting and manipulating Linux itself. That said, libbpf is LGPLv2+, even t
by Conan_Kudo 6y ago
That is not true for eBPF, though. That stuff pretty works exclusively out of instrumenting and manipulating Linux itself.
That said, libbpf is LGPLv2+, even though a lot of the stuff you'd pull in to use eBPF at the kernel level forces it to be GPLv2.
- MaxBarraclough 6y agoThe 'workaround' will be for companies to use it for internal projects, and to decline to publish their work. The kernel is licensed under GPLv2 after all, not the AGPL.