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For various investigations (crashes, performance issues, etc.), it would be helpful to be able to easily walk through some core ebpf data structures. Currently, doing manual pointer and offset manipulation is time consuming and does not scale, particularly when a large number of objects are present.
Proposed solution
We should try to support as many core ebpf objects as possible.
Some examples -
ebpf_pinning_table_t - iterate through this object and list the pinned objects
ebpf_hash_table_t - support for walking through all entries and displaying the key/value pair.
Additional context
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Describe the feature you'd like supported
For various investigations (crashes, performance issues, etc.), it would be helpful to be able to easily walk through some core ebpf data structures. Currently, doing manual pointer and offset manipulation is time consuming and does not scale, particularly when a large number of objects are present.
Proposed solution
We should try to support as many core ebpf objects as possible.
Some examples -
ebpf_pinning_table_t - iterate through this object and list the pinned objects
ebpf_hash_table_t - support for walking through all entries and displaying the key/value pair.
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: