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Episodes


VFS topics - Christian Brauner

BTF function/address resolving - Jiri Olsa

Resurrection of /dev/bpf discussion for implementing trusted unpriv BPF- Andrii Nakryiko

What should be the anthem of BPF? - Alexei Starovoitov

Lighting talks

Support for large block sizes (over4KB) - Luis Chamberlain

State of the Page - Matthew Wilcox

fsinfo/mount namespace monitoring - Miklos Szeredi / Hou Tao

SL[OA]B removal and future of SLUB - Vlastimil Babka

Lazy RCU memory reclaim - Joel Fernandes

Kernel lock performance analysis using BPF - Hao Luo

Limits of Development - Hannes Reinecke

Monitoring SRIOV with BPF - John Fastabend

Multi uprobe link - Jiri Olsa

BPF and firewall: kernel support to ease more complex packets filtering - Quentin Deslandes

Better hash functions for BPF maps - Anton Protopopov

BPF Turing machine - John Fastabend

physr discussion - Jason Gunthorpe

Virtual machine memory passthrough - Pasha Tatashin
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