sigsegv1989/ebpf-proctrace

This project aims to provide a powerful and flexible process tracing solution utilizing the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) technology. By leveraging eBPF, this tool allows you to trace process starts across the system, including those occurring within containers.

eBPF-ProcTrace

Welcome to the eBPF-ProcTrace repository! This project aims to provide a comprehensive process tracing solution using eBPF technology. Monitor process starts system-wide, including within containers, to gain valuable insights into process behavior and resource utilization.

Features

• Comprehensive Process Tracing: Capture detailed information about process start events, including parent processes, command-line arguments, and timestamps.

• Container-Aware Monitoring: Trace processes within containerized environments, allowing you to understand interactions and orchestration.

• Low Overhead: Leverage eBPF's efficiency to minimize the impact on system performance, making it suitable for various environments.

• Customizable Analysis: Extend and customize the tracing logic to meet your specific monitoring and analysis requirements.

Getting Started

Follow these steps to get started with eBPF-ProcTrace:

1. Prerequisites: Ensure you have a compatible Linux kernel version and required dependencies. Check our detailed setup guide in the documentation for instructions.

2. Installation: Clone this repository and follow the installation steps outlined in the installation guide.

3. Usage: Refer to the usage documentation for examples and guidelines on running and customizing process traces.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community to enhance eBPF-ProcTrace. Whether you're adding new features, improving documentation, or fixing bugs, your contributions are valuable. Refer to our contribution guidelines to learn about the process.

License

This project is open-source and is licensed under the MIT License.

Let's explore the fascinating world of process tracing together with eBPF-ProcTrace!