eunomia-bpf / eunomia-cc

Compile and Run eBPF with WASM (Development move to https://github.com/eunomia-bpf/eunomia-bpf)

The eBPF compile toolchain for eunomia-bpf

eunomia-bpf is a compilation framework and runtime library to build, distribute, dynamically load, and run CO-RE eBPF applications in multiple languages and WebAssembly.

It supports:

• writing eBPF kernel code only (to build simple CO-RE libbpf eBPF applications)
• writing the kernel part in both BCC and libbpf styles
• writing eBPF userspace programs in multiple languages in a WASM module, and distributing it with simple JSON data or WASM OCI images.

The runtime is based on libbpf only and provides CO-RE to BCC-style eBPF programs without depending on the LLVM library.

The further development of this compiler toolchain will be move to eunomia-bpf main repository.

eunomia-cc's Issues

Add a github actions to build this project

1. add a ./build.sh in repo, contains:
   • git submodule update... , to get submodule
   • apt get or others, to find package
   • run makefile to generate package.json
2. add the build.sh in CI

[FEATURE] minimize the size of docker image

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

yunwei37/ebpm                                 latest    1fa90cb7d17b   2 days ago      1.35GB

Describe the solution you'd like

It should not be so large. Maybe replace ubuntu with clang image?

Add a docker or podman image

add a podman image to compile user code:

suppose we have a dir contains these files:

• config.json
• example.ebpf.c
• example.ebpf.h

we need a script to:

1. copy them to this repo,
2. replace the contains of client.bpf.c and event.h with them
3. run compile
4. copy .output/package.json back to user

Run the container like this:

$ docker run -it -v /src:/src centos ./run.sh

[FEATURE] add cmd to generate a project template

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

currently we have sevral issues:

• vscode include path error
• IDE disable
• template cannot be auto generate

Describe the solution you'd like

Add a cmd to generate a project template:

SOURCE_DIR=[target dir] make template

a new project folder will be copied to target dir, include at lease:

├── bootstrap.bpf.c
├── bootstrap.bpf.h
├── config.json
└── README.md