Tracing the Linux kernel with eBPF and Rust - Domenico Salvatore

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In the last few years, eBPF opened the way for a new wave of technology built on top of its Linux kernel instrumentation capabilities. We will explain how eBPF works, write some eBPF code in Rust and talk about our journey building Exein Pulsar, an eBPF-based security observability tool for Linux.
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Very lucidly explained. Thank you! Where may I get some information about the _bus_ design that you have referred to?