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Episodes


Namespace unaware BPF (sockets) iterator BPF cgroup helper enhancements... - Aditi Ghag

Swap abstraction - Yosry Ahmed

Reducing zombie memcgs - T.J. Mercier, Yosry Ahmed

Sframe - Steven Rostedt, Indu Bhagat

Live Demo

cgroup-bpf production surprises - Martin Lau

XDP/BPF in RDMA(RXE) - Zhu Yanjun

HW counters for hold/cold pages - Aneesh Kumar K V, Wei Xu

Filesystem backporting to stable and other LTS woes- Leah Rumancik, Chandan Rajendra, Amir Goldstein

Copy Offload - Nitesh Shetty, Chaitanya Kulkarni

Generic BPF multi-attach API & initial implementation for tcx and XDPmeta... - Daniel Borkmann

bcachefs: when is an fs ready for upstream? - Kent Overstreet

Tetragon a k8s observability and security tool - John Fastabend

A sketch data-structure for quantiles in eBPF - Kornilios Kourtis

Make bpf memory allocator more robust - Hou Tao

Memory profiling using code tagging - Suren Baghdasaryan, Kent Overstreet

Single owner memory - Pasha Tatashin

CXL Fabric manager - Viacheslav A Dubeyko

IOMAP conversion status - Luis Chamberlain
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