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Author: Elena Crenguta Lindqvist

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 <p>eBPF is a superpower</p>                                  
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 What the heck is eBPF ?
-eBPF stands for "enhanced Berkeley Packet Filter" it's a linux kernel technology that is used by e.g. tcpdump and other analysis tools.
-eBPF is used to extract millions of metrics from the kernel and applications for troubleshooting purposes, deep monitoring or exploring running software.
-eBPF is basically like a superpower.
-BPF was initially used for tools like tcpdump but  Alexei Starovoitov introduced eBPF to be used  for things like to NATing, routing, doing what iptables does for example.  			                                       
+<br><br>BPF stands for  "Berkeley Packet Filter" it's a linux kernel technology that is used by e.g. tcpdump and other analysis tools.
+<br><br>eBPF is used to extract millions of metrics from the kernel and applications for troubleshooting purposes, deep monitoring or exploring running software.
+<br><br>BPF is basically a superpower.
+<br><br>BPF was initially used for tools like tcpdump but Alexei Starovoitov introduced eBPF (enchanced BPF) to be used  for things like NATing, routing, doing what iptables does for example.  			                                       
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