I just released bpfsnitch, an open-source, real-time monitoring tool for Linux systems and Kubernetes clusters. Inspired by the need for deeper security insights without adding unnecessary layers, bpfsnitch leverages eBPF technology to monitor system calls and network activities at the kernel level.
The aim is to make security more accessible by providing a tool that's easy to deploy and offers immediate value. Whether you're a DevOps engineer, a security professional, or someone interested in learning more about eBPF and kernel-level observability, I believe bpfsnitch can be a valuable resource.
Feel free to check out the repository, give it a star if you find it useful, and join the discussion. I will be here to answer any questions and would love your feedback!
Looking forward to your thoughts and contributions!
Swan
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I just released bpfsnitch, an open-source, real-time monitoring tool for Linux systems and Kubernetes clusters. Inspired by the need for deeper security insights without adding unnecessary layers, bpfsnitch leverages eBPF technology to monitor system calls and network activities at the kernel level.
The aim is to make security more accessible by providing a tool that's easy to deploy and offers immediate value. Whether you're a DevOps engineer, a security professional, or someone interested in learning more about eBPF and kernel-level observability, I believe bpfsnitch can be a valuable resource.
Feel free to check out the repository, give it a star if you find it useful, and join the discussion. I will be here to answer any questions and would love your feedback!
Looking forward to your thoughts and contributions!
Swan