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[Episode idea] Injecting network faults #16
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Hey all,
I'm getting very interested in the eBPF technology and I'm keen on learning more about it in a specific scenario. I am the maintainer of the chaostoolkit tool, a cli to run Chaos Engineering experiments. Fault injection is a common technic of course to create turbulence in the system. Usually network faults are injected via the
tccommand. I was wondering if eBPF could be used as well/instead and its relation totc.Hope this makes sense?
Cheers