ALEYI17

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ALEYI17/InfraSight

InfraSight is a modular eBPF-based observability platform for Linux and Kubernetes environments. It provides deep visibility into system activity using custom eBPF programs, a centralized ClickHouse backend, and a Kubernetes-native controller.

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ALEYI17/inspektor-gadget

Inspektor Gadget is a set of tools and framework for data collection and system inspection on Kubernetes clusters and Linux hosts using eBPF

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ALEYI17/infrasight-controller

Kubernetes controller for managing and deploying eBPF-based monitoring agents across cluster nodes using custom CRDs. Part of the InfraSight observability stack.

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ALEYI17/ebpf_loader

Lightweight agent for running eBPF programs on Linux nodes. Captures system events and streams enriched data to a central server. Supports standalone and Kubernetes modes.

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ALEYI17/InfraSight_ml

Anomaly detection models for InfraSight. ML-based syscall frequency & resource usage profiling.

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ALEYI17/ebpf_deploy

Deployment manifests and Helm charts for running the InfraSight stack in Kubernetes, including the server, and ClickHouse backend.

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ALEYI17/ebpf_server

Central gRPC server that receives eBPF events from agents, enriches them, and stores them efficiently in ClickHouse for querying and analysis.

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ALEYI17/InfraSight_sentinel

Static analysis & correlation engine for InfraSight. Combines code-level insights with runtime eBPF telemetry.

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ALEYI17/ebpf-file-monitor

A high-performance file access monitoring tool using eBPF, written in Go. Captures real-time file open events with process details (PID, UID, filename, flags, and timestamps). Designed for system observability.

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ALEYI17/xdp-simple-firewall

A simple firewall using eBPF and XDP to dynamically block packets from specific IP addresses. The project includes a user-space CLI that allows adding and removing IPs from a blocklist stored in an eBPF map. Packets from blocked IPs are dropped at the XDP layer, ensuring high-performance filtering.

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