The Linux AIO is designed for, well, Asynchronous disk IO! Disk files are not the same thing as network sockets! Is it even possible to use the Linux AIO API with network sockets in the first place? The answer turns out to be a strong YES!
Know your SCM_RIGHTS
As TLS 1.3 was ratified earlier this year, I was recollecting how it started here at Cloudflare. We made the decision to be early adopters of TLS 1.3 a little over two years ago.
Introducing ebpf_exporter
Introducing ebpf_exporter, enabling low level eBPF based metric collection from Linux kernel into Prometheus.
Tracing System CPU on Debian Stretch
How an innocent OS upgrade triggered a cascade of issues and forced us into tracing Linux networking internals.
mmproxy - Creative Linux routing to preserve client IP addresses in L7 proxies
In previous blog post we discussed how we use the TPROXY iptables module to power Cloudflare Spectrum. With TPROXY we solved a major technical issue on the server side, and we thought we might find another use for it on the client side of our product.