Neat. And interesting. eBPF was cool to learn about. So, thank you Cheikh.

Two nits: you don't compare to using pprof, which would have been the first 
thing to pull out.
Second, eBPF is available on windows; so the article's claim there is 
misleading at best.

On Thursday, June 25, 2026 at 10:56:14 AM UTC-3 Cheikh Seck wrote:

> Hi gophers, 
>
>  Wrote a hands-on piece on using eBPF with Go to gain kernel-level 
> observability for AI-generated services. 
>
> Covers kprobes, tracepoints, and perf-event ringbuffers - all from pure Go 
> code. The problem: I shipped a service that looked fine in staging (P95 
> latency 40ms) but was slow in production with no visibility into 
> kernel-level issues. eBPF let me trace syscalls, network events, and file 
> I/O directly from the kernel. 
>
> Read it here: 
> https://cheikhhseck.medium.com/ebpf-in-go-observability-for-ai-generated-services-9aae7573b823
>  
>
>  Curious if anyone else is running eBPF-based observability in production 
> with Go - would love to compare notes on map sharing and BTF compatibility.
>

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