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[chatrepo-test[bot]]

Thanks for opening this issue!!!!!

[muchengl]

/chatbot Can you tell me something about WASM?

[chatrepo-test[bot]]

WebAssembly (WASM) is a web-based, open-standard technology designed to run code compiled from a variety of programming languages at a near-native speed on the web. It is a new language that can run alongside HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and provides an alternative to JavaScript as a target language for Web development. WASM is more efficient and faster than JavaScript, making it ideal for compiling more resource-intensive applications for the web such as 3D games, video streaming, and augmented reality.

[StealthYi]

/chatbot Can you introduce the eBPF?

[chatrepo-test[bot]]

eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a Linux kernel technology that allows for the execution of security-enhanced, sandboxed programs ("programs" hereafter) inside the kernel. It has advanced tracing capabilities that can be used to monitor and optimize system operation, as well as provide visibility into the deeper workings of the kernel. eBPF is also used as a means of application-level networking. With eBPF, you can inject custom logic into the kernel-level networking stack and build programs to run on the stack for tasks such as TCP connection tracking or security malware detection.

[yunwei37]

/chatbot What is wasm-bpf project

[chatrepo-test[bot]]

wasm-bpf is an open source, high-performance project for executing BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) programs for eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) using WebAssembly virtual machines. With wasm-bpf, it is possible to extend existing networking stack with eBPF using existing x86_64 application binaries and WebAssembly virtual machines. By using a mapping between traditional x86_64 instructions and WebAssembly instructions, developers can enable new features and extend existing networking stack functionalities without the need to modify any existing application binaries.

[muchengl]

/Bot hello

[charrepo[bot]]

Ok!