eBPF on Linux: Observability Without Changing the Kernel
On March 28, 2026, the eBPF site introduced technology for running sandboxed programs in the Linux kernel without modifying its source code or loading a module, and offered tutorials and community resources.
Source: Introdução ao eBPF e recursos para aprender (ebpf.io). Text prepared with AI from this source.
What happened and what to do
On March 28, 2026, the eBPF site published an introduction to technology that lets sandboxed programs run in the Linux kernel without changing its source code or loading a module. The site also offers tutorials and community resources for people learning about the subject.
For a company, the opportunity is to assess whether eBPF programs could address specific observability or security needs in its Linux systems. Initial work can map the environment and requirements, define what to monitor, and implement data collection with access controls, validation, and dashboards for tracking the data.
How the consultancy can help
Wendelmaques can diagnose the need, assess the Linux environment, and scope the design and implementation of eBPF collection and monitoring, including controls and operation of the solution.
Next step
Send a short description of your Linux environment and what you need to observe or protect to receive a scoped proposal.
Let's assess your project
I reply with scope and a proposal.