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very excited to know the story behind.

This is awesome , really much kudos

This should be on Netflix ;)

Who noticed that Brended is wearing two watches a classic casio and one smart watch.

I am surprised that nothing was discussed around BPF and the actual origin story of programmability in the kernel. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Packet_Filter It just ignored the actual research and achademic work that underpins BSD and the contribution of the original engineers and thought leaders back in the early 1990s.

Nice video!

The documentary is amazing. I am on my way to understand what is eBPF to reverse engineer eBPF program. I feel so lucky to have watched this video ^-^

"I posted my first patch but no one looked at it" - we all love open source.

Thank you so much for sharing the documentary!

Akin to putting javascript into the kernel? If in fact that is remotely true, what a DISASTER. Seriously. Javascript is ... so unpleasant to work with. The "ecosystem" of javascript is a mess.

User and Kernel space separation must vanish eventually. Making the kernel absolutely programmable shall do that. System calls MUST replace eBPF like bytecode, which are verified using Rust like semantic analysis.

Cillium is REALLY cool tech.

Ever person interviewed in this must make at least $400,000 a year.

In additional to the other non-Linux implementations mentioned in this documentary, Solana also implements a global state machine with onchain programs compiled to eBPF.

The production of this documentary is insane, telling a story simply via interviews makes this documentary so engaging, I can feel their excitement and passion, thanks for everything in this video.

I was at Meta when this was taking off good stuff guys!!

This was very inspiring. I love that stories from the bowels of tech are getting an audience!

I watched this video with hopes I could find a great linux laptop (whatever the ppl in the video are using) but seems like everyone is using macbooks!

Too little information and tutorial about ebpf found on RUclips or other platforms😢

Great documentary!

One of the highest quality documentaries on a super deep and niche technical topic, enlightening not only regarding engineering aspects but also business and open source sociological aspects. Very well done! 👏

Utterly baffling, barely even touches on the technology whatsoever. Like watching some kind of crypto ad

Two ironies: 1 - the "server error" sound in the docu is from Windows OS. 2 - most open source folks use Apple Macs. One of the most closed ecosystems in the tech world. 🤦‍♂️

Im really considering switching all my computers to linux.

Алексей Старовойтов, спасибо за крутой стафф!

such a well-made documentary. Great work guys

Open Your Kernel! :)

A 28.5 min documentary about some kernel programmers are congratulating themselves, and for around 1.5m there is a very high level discussion on what ebpf is, and why it might actually help. What I got from this: it's like Internet Explorer 6 running ActiveX executables right in the kernel. The security person inside me is screaming, how can this be a good thing, other than performance and visibility? I appreciate the production time and quality of this video, however the narrative tells me almost nothing of the appropriate application of eBPF.

Solana should be mentioned here

this was great i eventually wanna learn more kernal stuff

Great documentary!

The way the Linux guy looks so 'stable' is on another level

This was some marketing bullshit

Never ceases to amaze me how people can make films like this which are just person after person talking but never explain anything. What is BPF? what does it do? how does it work? why was eBPF developed? How does it work? I mean, I get it, this is a very technical topic - you want it to sound interesting by telling stories rather than explaining stuff, but you could answer those questions in a few minutes and then tell the people's to make them seem cool. But nope, this is a lot of blah blah talking and then only people who can understand what they're talking about are people who already know what eBPF is.

😢 Promo_SM

Very informative! Loved every second of it.

Thank you very much! It's very cool to know who is behind this masterpiece!

Great behind the scene 🙂 <3 performance!

"This is like putting Javascript into the Kernel" (13:39). To add more context to this comparison, while poorly written JavaScript can break a website, eBPF bytecode undergoes rigorous validation by the eBPF verifier to ensure its safety and prevent it from breaking the kernel. This makes eBPF a reliable tech for extending kernel functionality without compromising system stability.

Are they talking about Meta Service & Google Services which eats up my ram 😂

Wow fascinating. Good overview of eBPF considering I knew nothing about it. Saw a security tool that uses it and wanted to know what it was.

Spelling mistake in the first 30 seconds doesn't fill me with confidence in this doc... "collaboration"

"This is like putting Javascript into the kernel." - Brendan Gregg

I love this format! Could you do one for nmap? :)

Great guys，I want to work with them!

First, features appear on top in the user space, then move down to the kernel space, and finally land in the silicon. That's why Brenden is working for Intel to harmonize processor with ebpf kernel stuff. And this is for better performance

Interesting story of software success, thank you!

Incredible documentary 🎉

I get it! eBPF can shrink my BPH!

Thanks for making and sharing this documentary, inspiring to see the people behind eBPF.