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Co-founder/CEO of Pixie here. eBPF is indeed a part of the puzzle. It allows us to access telemetry data without any manual instrumentation when running on Lin
by zasgar 6y ago
Co-founder/CEO of Pixie here.
eBPF is indeed a part of the puzzle. It allows us to access telemetry data without any manual instrumentation when running on Linux machines.
Pixie itself is extendable and currently ingests data from many other sources as well. Joining forces with New Relic will allow us to focus on expanding the open-source project, but also expand our capabilities by plugging into other open APIs and frameworks such as OpenTelemetry, Grafana, Prometheus.
- pstuart 6y agoI caught your presentation to GoSF a couple weeks ago -- it was very impressive and I'm looking forward to the opportunity to apply lessons learned from that. https://github.com/pixie-labs/pixie/tree/main/demos/simple-gotracing/trace_example https://github.com/pixie-labs/pixie/tree/main/demos/simple-g... p.s. The slides would be nice to have too :-)
- zasgar 6y agoThanks for attending the talk: Slides: https://www2.slideshare.net/ZainAsgar/no-instrumentation-golang-logging-with-ebpf-gosf-talk-111120 https://www2.slideshare.net/ZainAsgar/no-instrumentation-gol... Write up: https://blog.pixielabs.ai/ebpf-http-tracing/ https://blog.pixielabs.ai/ebpf-http-tracing/ https://blog.pixielabs.ai/ebpf-function-tracing/post/ https://blog.pixielabs.ai/ebpf-function-tracing/post/
- ed_elliott_asc 6y agoHi, Why do you need the kernel support if you modify the binaries, why not insert a function to write your logs and then insert a call to that function rather than relying on kernel support via an int 3? Curious really.
- serbrech 6y agoperformance, plus lower level metrics that tell you about the health of the system/host, disregarding what software is running.