Introduction
eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a Linux kernel technology that provides safe and efficient execution of custom programs inside the kernel.
With eBPF, OpsRamp delivers deep, real-time visibility into Kubernetes network traffic, helping you monitor, analyze, and troubleshoot cluster behavior at the kernel level.
Note
This feature is enabled via a feature flag. Please reach out to OpsRamp Support to enable it.Enabling the eBPF Feature
Step 1: Request Feature Flag Enablement
- Contact OpsRamp Support to enable the eBPF feature flag.
- Once enabled, the option will be visible in the OpsRamp UI.
Step 2: Enable eBPF in the UI
- Navigate to the Kubernetes 2.0 Agent download page in the OpsRamp portal.
- While configuring the agent, select the option to Enable eBPF.
Step 3: Install the Kubernetes 2.0 Agent
- Download and install the agent with eBPF enabled.
- After installation, eBPF will start collecting network analytics automatically.
For detailed configuration and use cases, see the eBPF Documentation.