Dan
@thebsdbox.co.uk
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Tinkerer extraordinaire 👨🔧 mainly eBPF 🐝, Kubernetes, Cilium and kube-vip.io
Getting the Heptio band back together 😀
about 7 hours ago
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Excellent afternoon talking about Kubernetes networking and Virtualisation on Kubernetes.
1 day ago
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Just heard Kubernetes 2.0 is about to be announced.
#kubecon
3 days ago
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Amy
6 days ago
Come and replace me at
@hiveit.co.uk
! They're a lovely bunch of people with a real focus on improving user experience and accessibility. If you've got any questions about the role I'd be happy to have a chat.
www.hiveit.co.uk/careers/seni...
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Senior Front End Software Engineer | Careers at Hive IT | Hive IT UX Design and Development Sheffield | Hive IT
We are looking for a UK-based Senior Software Engineer with 5+ years of professional experience in front end engineering to join our team. This role would suit a person with a background in web develo...
https://www.hiveit.co.uk/careers/senior-front-end-software-engineer
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Had a few bits of
@kube-vip.bsky.social
clothing made 🐙. All of it make me look like I work for a fish mongers. 🫠
6 days ago
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Bill Mulligan 🐝🐝🐝
7 days ago
Make egress traffic look like ingress allowed Loophole Labs leverage XDP to 12x the throughput of iptables, and all without kernel patches 📈 eBPF is freedom to rethink how the kernel works.
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Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP only works for ingress. We found a loophole that lets it work for egress. Here's how we did the impossible.
https://loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for-egress-traffic
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Anyone considering SIG-BOULDERING. 🧗🏻 next week at
#kubecon
7 days ago
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Loophole Labs
8 days ago
An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too! Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
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Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP only works for ingress. We found a loophole that lets it work for egress. Here's how we did the impossible.
https://loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for-egress-traffic
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Luiz Aoqui
7 days ago
Great post by
@alex.sorlie.io
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Managed 25 minutes in this thing before I was starting to overheat 🥵
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12 days ago
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Come join me in 20 minutes, rumour is i'll be doing this in Halloween Fancy Dress too (whilst writing eBPF code) 🧟♂️
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12 days ago
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Cilium
14 days ago
Join
@thebsdbox.co.uk
this Friday to get hands on with eBPF and Kprobes. eBPF & Cilium Office Hours 📆 Friday, 31 October, 2pm GMT 🎥 Livestream:
www.youtube.com/live/JMnG5Hf...
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Capturing keystrokes through eBPF ⌨️
15 days ago
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Another day another Kubernetes networking doesn't work "issue" because someone misspelt a selector and/or label. 🫠
16 days ago
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Just finished the John Candy documentary. He was pretty much in movies of my time so it hit pretty hard. I’d recommend it.
about 1 month ago
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Daniel Mangum
about 1 month ago
**Using a Laptop as an HDMI Monitor for an SBC** Wrote up some quick notes on how I use HDMI to USB capture cards to breathe new life into old laptops as HDMI monitors for my single board computers (SBCs).
danielmangum.com/posts/laptop...
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Pretty close to the episode of Brookyln nine nine where they go undercover in the library.
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about 1 month ago
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Liz Rice 💛💙🐝
about 1 month ago
eBPF Summit 2025: Hackathon edition is live!
ebpf-summit-2025.devpost.com
#eBPF
#eBPFSummit
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eBPF Summit: Hackathon Edition 2025
Unleash the power of eBPF!
https://ebpf-summit-2025.devpost.com
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Been wanting to play with in kernel (kTLS) for a while, my mTLS proxy for encrypted pods now moves all encryption into the kernel 🤩
about 2 months ago
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Chris Aniszczyk
about 2 months ago
"eBPF Foundation Awards $100,000 in Research Grants to Advance eBPF Safety and Efficiency"
ebpf.foundation/ebpf-foundat...
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eBPF Foundation Awards $100,000 in Research Grants to Advance eBPF Safety and Efficiency – eBPF
https://ebpf.foundation/ebpf-foundation-awards-100000-in-research-grants-to-advance-ebpf-safety-and-efficiency/
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Chad
2 months ago
Pre-2020 I was going to meetups in Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham and even London - these days I just don’t have the energy to do that but I feel like I really miss out on community
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Came back for 13 local legends in the Peak District this weekend.
2 months ago
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Unacceptable… immediately had to get on my bike to rectify the situation.
2 months ago
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Live footage of me configuring a Cisco switch tomorrow on eCHO 😑
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2 months ago
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiXT...
If you're wanting to know more in detail, I step through the OOM eBPF implementations here 😀
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2 months ago
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Spent a good 50 mins queuing for the Star Wars ride at Disney, Oscar (who is 5) repeatedly referred to the “lightswords” for the duration and refused to be corrected. Pretty surprised we survived the queue.
3 months ago
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Nick Jones
3 months ago
We've just announced the next Cloud Native and Kubernetes Edinburgh event, back after a bit of a break over summer with an absolute banger of a meetup that includes the one and only
@thebsdbox.co.uk
www.meetup.com/cloud-native...
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Cloud Native and Kubernetes Edinburgh September 2025, Wed, Sep 17, 2025, 6:00 PM | Meetup
We're back after a summer break for our next meetup sponsored by none other than [Isovalent](https://isovalent.com/)! Doors opening at 6pm for food and drink thanks to the
https://www.meetup.com/cloud-native-kubernetes-edinburgh/events/310556170/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_events
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I have my ducks in a row.
3 months ago
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Sheffield was looking pretty epic in the sun yesterday evening.
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3 months ago
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Spotted
@edera.dev
3 months ago
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Watching a documentary and I’m pretty sure that’s the infinity gauntlet. 😬
3 months ago
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thebsdbox.co.uk/2025/07/17/e...
Excited to finally get the new egress in
kube-vip.io
out the door. As we slowly reach a v1.0 release 😱
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Egress v2 in kube-vip
I’m not sure if it was my time working for Docker or just the general confusion around what various companies and startups are doing around container images, but I’ve always opted to go FROM scratch w
https://thebsdbox.co.uk/2025/07/17/egress-v2-in-kube-vip/
4 months ago
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About to cause some havoc!
4 months ago
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What I’m now calling egressV2 is pretty much done in
kube-vip.io
, native kernel calls and simple nftables rules should make for a much nicer experience.
github.com/kube-vip/kub...
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Move towards internal nftables egress by thebsdbox · Pull Request #1185 · kube-vip/kube-vip
This currently will implement IPv4 egress from pods using a load balancer address, without the need for various additional binaries (iptables/nftables). Tasks: IPv4 IPv6 No SNAT for pod CIDR / ...
https://github.com/kube-vip/kube-vip/pull/1185
4 months ago
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Finger Board Lies
4 months ago
Does your city look as good as Sheffield did yesterday evening?
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Cancel all my calls.
4 months ago
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Finally managed to get IPv6 egress re-implemented using the go nftables pkg (uses syscalls) in kube-vip. 🐙
4 months ago
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There's a lot of
kube-vip.io
deployments out there 🤩
5 months ago
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Getting very close (
github.com/kube-vip/kub...
) Kube-vip.io can now egress pods through a service IP providing stable addresses, without the need for a bunch of external tools in the pod 🥹
5 months ago
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Kids entertainment has changed a lot since I was a child. 🦖
5 months ago
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Excited to get to a point where
kube-vip.io
will finally be free of shelling out to ip/nf-tables for its egress functionality. 🤩
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Documentation
https://kube-vip.io
5 months ago
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Super excited about the Spaceballs 2 announcement. Time to rewatch the original.
5 months ago
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Amy
5 months ago
Me and
@katiefenn.bsky.social
said some words about
@frontendnorth.bsky.social
. Thanks for having us on the podcast (for the second time!)
@sheffield.digital
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road.cc
5 months ago
“God forbid kids have fun doing something healthy. Let’s make them all go back inside and play video games instead”
road.cc/314311
#cycling
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“They’re saying bikes and kids aren’t welcome”: Conservationists slammed for “vindictive” destruction of children’s bike track – but councillor says work will stop speeding cyclists and “undo harm” in...
The decision to dig up the “unapproved” mountain bike trail, reportedly leaving the wood in a “mess”, has provoked a furious backlash from locals, but a conservation volunteer who helped dig up the tr...
https://road.cc/content/news/conservationists-dig-childrens-bike-track-314311
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Lovely morning to the Emley moor mast and back! One road had 23.4% gradient on it, which was fun.
5 months ago
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Excited to be on my bike at 6am tomorrow to do 80km of Gravel 🚲
6 months ago
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lwn.net/Articles/101...
This is pretty cool, looking forward to seeing how we can make use of it.
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A look at what's possible with BPF arenas
BPF arenas are areas of memory where the verifier can safely relax its checking of pointers, [...]
https://lwn.net/Articles/1019885/
6 months ago
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Still thinking about last night 🌮
6 months ago
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lwn.net/Articles/101...
This looks like it would be fun in Klustered
@rawkode.dev
😂
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Custom out-of-memory killers in BPF
The out-of-memory (OOM) killer has long been a scary and controversial part of the Linux kernel [...]
https://lwn.net/Articles/1019230/
6 months ago
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Pope Buffalo Wings III Although i'm about to eat a crumpet.
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6 months ago
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