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Tongue in cheek: lots of people have discovered they can replace Linux kernel modules with brittle eBPF code instead, which attaches itself to various parts of
by stefan_ 3y ago
Tongue in cheek: lots of people have discovered they can replace Linux kernel modules with brittle eBPF code instead, which attaches itself to various parts of the kernel that are even less stable than the things modules have to deal with.
- gtirloni 3y agoThey are nice for quick experimentation, yes. But there are rock solid projects like Cilium using them. I think your point is that the barrier to abuse is lower?