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If I’m reading the page correctly, at the end is this: > while the communication of tasks happen using the bpf() syscall, accessing the queued and dispatched maps. > NOTE: we could make this part more efficient by using eBPF ring buffers, this would allow direct access to the maps without using a syscall (there’s an ongoing work on this - patches are welcome if you want to contribute). The kernel piece needs to produce information that the user space consumes and it doesn’t use a 0-copy ring buffer yet.