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[GitHub] [pulsar] asafm added a comment to the discussion: Monitor/Analyse Pulsar without external instrumentation (eBPF)

GitHub user asafm added a comment to the discussion: Monitor/Analyse Pulsar without external instrumentation (eBPF)

I'm not an expert on eBPF. 
From what I gather, it's a kernel feature that allows you to implement a filtering mechanism outside your software.

It makes perfect sense for security tools, as they wish to implement a policy at the lowest network level possible yet have access to parse the data correctly. They want to be agnostic of the Pulsar version or any software - install this once on every machine and let it apply the policy.

I don't see how it has anything to do with PIP-264.

GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/discussions/20653#discussioncomment-6303182

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