BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter, now extended BPF or eBPF) is a technology that allows user-space programs to execute custom code in the kernel in a safe and efficient manner. It is commonly used for network packet filtering, tracing and monitoring, security, and performance analysis. It provides a flexible and programmable way to extend the kernel's capabilities without requiring kernel code modifications.
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