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[PATCH v5] Linux Kernel & eBPF Meetup
The patch series continues.
Version 5 of the SF Bay Area Linux Kernel & eBPF Meetup lands on Wednesday, October 28 at 7:00 PM at the Recall.AI office in San Francisco. Food and drink are provided.
This is a Do-It-Yourself style meetup with no formal call for papers. Two talks are lined up this time, and the rest of the evening is yours:
7:00pm - 7:30pm Food and social
7:30pm - 8:00pm Native IPSEC for the OVS userspace datapath - Thilak Raj
8:00pm - 8:30pm Why unprivileged containers are less secure? - Cong Wang
8:30pm - 9:00pm In-person social
Bring whatever you're working on:
a talk, paper, or demo
a clever kernel or eBPF hack
a patch that keeps getting NAKed
a debugging story
or simply your questions
Most of the evening is open discussion with people who actually read the code, from first-time contributors to kernel maintainers.
For remote attendees, please use this Google Meet to join: meet.google.com/eim-ebpo-bju
Missed the last one? The recording and slides from our 4th meetup are now available: https://kernel-ebpf-meetup.github.io/archive/4th-meetup.html
Want to give a talk or demo at the next meetup? Let us know here: https://kernel-ebpf-meetup.github.io/#contact
All experience levels are welcome.