← Back to context Comment by MomsAVoxell 7 hours ago If you’re not using eBPF to trace your app you’re doing it wrong. 4 comments MomsAVoxell Reply MobiusHorizons 14 minutes ago Doesn’t that only work on Linux? And then only for things that make syscalls? Presumably people have to trace other slow paths sometime. jeffbee 6 hours ago The low cost of eBPF tracing is another myth. MomsAVoxell 5 hours ago 1) Its no myth, but you can definitely foot-bullet into doing it wrong, and 2) it's a far better path to take than in-app telemetry.
MobiusHorizons 14 minutes ago Doesn’t that only work on Linux? And then only for things that make syscalls? Presumably people have to trace other slow paths sometime.
jeffbee 6 hours ago The low cost of eBPF tracing is another myth. MomsAVoxell 5 hours ago 1) Its no myth, but you can definitely foot-bullet into doing it wrong, and 2) it's a far better path to take than in-app telemetry.
MomsAVoxell 5 hours ago 1) Its no myth, but you can definitely foot-bullet into doing it wrong, and 2) it's a far better path to take than in-app telemetry.
Doesn’t that only work on Linux? And then only for things that make syscalls? Presumably people have to trace other slow paths sometime.
The low cost of eBPF tracing is another myth.
1) Its no myth, but you can definitely foot-bullet into doing it wrong, and 2) it's a far better path to take than in-app telemetry.