Zero-Overhead Kernel Telemetry for High-Throughput Linux Gateways

Traditional APM agents (e.g. New Relic, Datadog) inject intrusive bytecode or execute heavy user-space polling, degrading CPU performance by up to 12%. Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) runs safe, sandboxed byte-programs directly inside the Linux kernel, capturing TCP socket drops, file I/O latencies, and function call execution times with less than 1% server overhead.

Written by Saizul Amin for Linux kernel engineers and infrastructure DevOps specialists.

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