build-once run-anywhere c library
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build-once run-anywhere c library
Embed the Power of Lua into NGINX HTTP servers
A tiny but valid `init` for containers
LXC - Linux Containers
🎁 A glib-like multi-platform c library
MetaCall: The ultimate polyglot programming experience.
Process-aware, eBPF-based tcpdump
SDK for connecting to AWS IoT from a device using embedded C.
A Software Probe for network packet capturing and forwarding in Cloud/Kubernetes and Virtualized environment.
Nginx module for serving files from MongoDB's GridFS
Alaz: Advanced eBPF Agent for Kubernetes Observability – Effortlessly monitor K8s service interactions and performance metrics in your K8s environment. Gain in-depth insights with service maps, metrics, and more, while staying alert to crucial system anomalies 🐝
:1234: Bits, bytes and general-purpose calculator
nginx module to proxy to authenticated AWS services
piVCCU is a project to install the original Homematic CCU3 firmware inside a virtualized container (lxc) on ARM based single board computers.
Ultra High-performance Lightweight Embedded and Server OLTP RDBMS✨
🔍 Function-level tracing tool for Seccomp profiling, with eBPF
bpflock - eBPF driven security for locking and auditing Linux machines
🧪 Lightweight health check utilities for Docker containers
ruby bindings for liblxc
Linux containers control plane
A microservice (sidecar) that helps instantly determine the status of your PostgreSQL hosts including whether they are alive, which one is the master, which ones are replicas, and how far each replica is lagging behind the master.
Zero-overhead eBPF process tracer for Linux malware triage and incident response. Traces syscalls, network, and file events per-process without strace overhead.
eBPF-based pod-level kernel metrics collector for Kubernetes
Docker DNS Forwarder is a lightweight tool that enables the host machine to resolve Docker container names to their IPs via domains in the format "container-name.custom-suffix" (e.g., ".docker")