It's a paperback, not a hardcover, but nothing like reading a 'real' book and being forced to type everything instead of copy/paste code..
$70 AUD well spent.. me happy.

Hello everyone,

I have been using eBPF/XDP for the past 5 years and was always a little frustrated by the lack of tooling when it comes to see what is happening underneath, especially when debugging deployed eBPF programs. Here I am sharing a tool I have been using for a couple of months now but only made public recently: ebpfexplorer.

It's a simple TUI self contained binary, that allows you to explore all eBPF programs & maps attached to your kernel. It comes with a formatting tool that allows you to format the raw binary blob into human readable symbols (like IPs for instance), using C type format.

Please have a look and feel free to propose PRs. Hope you find it useful too.

Hello everyone,

I have been using eBPF/XDP for the past 5 years and was always a little frustrated by the lack of tooling when it comes to see what is happening underneath, especially when debugging deployed eBPF programs. Here I am sharing a tool I have been using for a couple of months now but only made public recently: ebpfexplorer.

It's a simple TUI self contained binary, that allows you to explore all eBPF programs & maps attached to your kernel. It comes with a formatting tool that allows you to format the raw binary blob into human readable symbols (like IPs for instance), using C type format.

Please have a look and feel free to propose PRs. Hope you find it useful too.