eCHO news is your bi-weekly wrap up of all things eBPF and Cilium. If you want to keep up on the latest in cloud native networking, observability, and security this is your quelle
27th February 2024
This is episode 50 of eCHO News and also marks two years of sending out this newsletter. When it first launched, I was a month into my job at Isovalent and had no clue what eBPF was or really even how to write a newsletter. I wondered if I would even have enough content it fill it up ever two weeks and if people would just put it into the trash without reading.
Since then, it has been amazing to see both the growth of the newsletter and the community as a whole - sometimes I even struggle to fit all of the amazing content from the community into the newsletter! It's tough to say what my favorite moments have been, but I'll try to cover just a snapshot here. eBPF and Cilium both have Wikipedia pages (if that isn't making it on the internet, I don't know what is), eBPF has a documentary and the website has been updated and translated into six languages (with six more on the way), and Cilium is now a graduated CNCF project and the third fastest moving project in the foundation. Many more irons in the community fire to get back to so let's 🐝 gin!
"bpftop provides a dynamic real-time view of running eBPF programs. It displays the average runtime, events per second, and estimated total CPU % for each program"
Coming back to KubeCon Paris. The schedule is out now!
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The Livestreams
eCHO Episode 125: Meet the Maintainer: Michael Zappa
eCHO Episode 126:
Migrating From Calico to Cilium
Upcoming Stream
eCHO Episode 127: Cilium & Envoy
The Tweet of the Week
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