rust-unofficial/awesome-rust

Suggestion for Adding eBPF Projects to the Awesome Rust Repository

r21gh opened this issue · 3 comments

r21gh commented

Hello,

As a regular user of the Awesome Rust repository, I can confidently say that the hard work put into maintaining such an impressive collection of Rust projects is deeply appreciated. In light of eBPF's growing popularity and versatility across various domains, I highly recommend the addition of a dedicated section for eBPF projects. This would undoubtedly enhance the repository's comprehensiveness and usefulness to the Rust community.

Here are three excellent eBPF projects in Rust that I believe would make valuable additions to the list:

  1. libbpf-rs: A powerful library that provides Rust bindings to libbpf, allowing developers to work with BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) programs in a user-friendly Rust interface.

  2. aya: Another fantastic project that enables users to write eBPF programs in Rust and provides easy-to-use APIs for interacting with BPF-related functionalities.

  3. redbpf: An impressive toolkit that enables the development of eBPF applications in Rust, making it simple to create and load BPF programs within your projects.

Including these projects in the Awesome Rust repository would provide the community with valuable resources to explore the world of eBPF and Rust combined. Given their quality and usefulness, I believe they would be well-received by other developers looking to dive into eBPF.

Thank you for considering my suggestion. I believe that adding these eBPF projects will be an excellent addition to an already amazing repository and will help foster the growth of the Rust and eBPF ecosystems.

Patches welcomed for the first two, but the 3rd appears somewhat dead?

r21gh commented

@palfrey Liz Rice's Learning eBPF book mentions Redbpf, which is noteworthy to mention.

r21gh commented

I added this PR for the purpose of this issue.
#1549