eBPF Conferences and Meetups

For the sixth year in a row, the eBPF & Networking Track is going to bring together developers, maintainers, and other contributors from all around the globe to discuss improvements to the Linux kernel’s networking stack as well as BPF subsystem and their surrounding user space ecosystems such libraries, loaders, compiler backends, and other related system tooling.

ACM SIGCOMM is the flagship academic conference in the field of networking. This year's ACM SIGCOMM conference is hosting the third eBPF workshop.

bpfconf is an invitation-only technical workshop run by the Linux community in order to bring BPF core developers together, to discuss new ideas and to work out improvements to the BPF subsystem. The 2025 edition of bpfconf will be part of the LSF/MM/BPF summit.

After years of hosting eBPF talks in various devrooms, FOSDEM welcomes the first devroom dedicated to eBPF.

Cilium + eBPF Day is a full-day co-located event for Cilium and eBPF users, contributors, and new community members. The focus of the event is on how Cilium and eBPF are being developed, deployed, and used across the cloud native landscape. Join us for another Cilium + eBPF Day in North America!

For the fifth year in a row, the eBPF & Networking Track is going to bring together developers, maintainers, and other contributors from all around the globe to discuss improvements to the Linux kernel’s networking stack as well as BPF subsystem and their surrounding user space ecosystems such libraries, loaders, compiler backends, and other related system tooling.

A virtual event for all things within the Open Source eBPF ecosystem. This event for the eBPF community is aimed at new and existing members wishing to learn and grow and includes hands-on technologists building, using or interested in eBPF as a platform.

ACM SIGCOMM is the flagship academic conference in the field of networking. The 2nd eBPF workshop took place at this year's ACM SIGCOMM conference.

bpfconf is an invitation-only technical workshop run by the Linux community in order to bring BPF core developers together, to discuss new ideas and to work out improvements to the BPF subsystem. The 2024 edition of bpfconf will be part of the LSF/MM/BPF summit.

The Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management & BPF Summit brings together top experts to develop enhancements for Linux filesystem, storage, and memory management, aiming to integrate these improvements into the mainline kernel and distributions within the next 2-4 years

Cilium + eBPF Day is a full-day co-located event for Cilium and eBPF users, contributors, and new community members. The focus of the event is on how Cilium and eBPF are being developed, deployed, and used across the cloud native landscape. Join us for another Cilium + eBPF day in Europe!

eBPF Day India is a workshop meant to spread awareness about the eBPF technology, discuss novel use cases from active industry participants, and spur discussions around how the research and developer community can leverage it for current as well as future use cases.

For the fourth year in a row, the eBPF & Networking Track is going to bring together developers, maintainers, and other contributors from all around the globe to discuss improvements to the Linux kernel’s networking stack as well as BPF subsystem and their surrounding user space ecosystems such libraries, loaders, compiler backends, and other related system tooling.

A virtual event for all things within the Open Source eBPF ecosystem. This event for the eBPF community is aimed at new and existing members wishing to learn and grow and includes hands-on technologists building, using or interested in eBPF as a platform.

ACM SIGCOMM is the flagship academic conference in the field of networking. The 1st eBPF workshop took place at this year's ACM SIGCOMM conference.

IETF session to discuss the standarization of eBPF

LSF/MM/BPF 2023 is a three day, stand-alone conference with four subsystem-specific tracks, cross-track discussions, as well as BoF and hacking sessions.

Discussing where the eBPF standard should be published