Sysdig Doubles Down on Open Source Commitment with the First eBPF Contribution to the CNCF
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What this Means for the Community This contribution includes powerful security building blocks that implement a sophisticated and extremely efficient system call capture framework in the Linux kernel. The technology Sysdig is contributing allows users to take full advantage of eBPF for a very important set of use cases – troubleshooting, performance analysis, forensics, and threat hunting – in a simple and well-packaged way. This landmark contribution acts as a call to arms for others operating within the ecosystem to look inward at how they could take their collaboration and sharing to the next level,” said Alex Jones, Vice President Site Reliability Engineer at JPMorgan Chase. By completing the picture for Falco with all the dependencies, they ensure that there are clean lines between the project and the company and that it is an environment that everyone can build on and help grow,” said Joe Beda, Principal Engineer at VMWare. “I am excited to see what the community builds with this massive collection of intellectual property,” said Loris Degioanni, Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Sysdig.
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