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libbpfgo

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libbpfgo is a Go library for Linux's eBPF project. It was created for Tracee, our open source Runtime Security, and eBPF tracing tool, written in Go. If you are interested in eBPF and its applications, check out Tracee at Github: https://github.com/aquasecurity/tracee.

libbpfgo is built around libbpf - the standard library for interacting with eBPF programs from userspace - which is a C library maintained in Linux upstream. We have created libbpfgo as a thin Go wrapper around the libbpf project.

Installing

libbpfgo uses CGO to interop with libbpf and will expect to be linked with libbpf at run or link time. Simply importing libbpfgo is not enough to get started, and you will need to fulfill the required dependency in one of the following ways:

  1. Install libbpf as a shared object in the system. Libbpf may already be packaged for your distribution and, if not, you can build and install from source. More info here.
  2. Embed libbpf into your Go project as a vendored dependency. This means that the libbpf code is statically linked into the resulting binary, and there are no runtime dependencies. Tracee takes this approach.

Building

Currently you will find the following GNU Makefile rules:

Makefile Rule Description
all builds libbpfgo (dynamic)
clean cleans entire tree
selftest builds all selftests (static)
selftest-run runs all selftests (static)
helpers-test-run runs all helpers tests (static)
  • libbpf dynamically linked (libbpf from OS)
Makefile Rule Description
libbpfgo-dynamic builds dynamic libbpfgo (libbpf)
libbpfgo-dynamic-test 'go test' with dynamic libbpfgo
selftest-dynamic build tests with dynamic libbpfgo
selftest-dynamic-run run tests using dynamic libbpfgo
helpers-test-dynamic-run run helpers package unit tests using dynamic libbpfgo
  • statically compiled (libbpf submodule)
Makefile Rule Description
libbpfgo-static builds static libbpfgo (libbpf)
libbpfgo-static-test 'go test' with static libbpfgo
selftest-static build tests with static libbpfgo
selftest-static-run run tests using static libbpfgo
helpers-test-static-run run helpers package unit tests using static libbpfgo
  • examples
$ make libbpfgo-static => libbpfgo statically linked with libbpf
$ make -C selftest/perfbuffers => single selftest build (static libbpf)
$ make -C selftest/perfbuffers run-dynamic => single selftest run (dynamic libbpf)
$ make selftest-static-run => will build & run all static selftests

Note 01: dynamic builds need your OS to have a recent enough libbpf package (and its headers) installed. Sometimes, recent features might require the use of backported OS packages in order for your OS to contain latest libbpf features (sometimes required by libbpfgo). Note 02: static builds need git submodule init first. Make sure to sync the libbpf git submodule before trying to statically compile or test the libbpfgo repository.

Concepts

libbpfgo tries to make it natural for Go developers to use, by abstracting away C technicalities. For example, it will translate low level return codes into Go error, it will organize functionality around Go struct, and it will use channel as to let you consume events.

In a high level, this is a typical workflow for working with the library:

  1. Compile your bpf program into an object file.
  2. Initialize a Module struct - that is a unit of BPF functionality around your compiled object file.
  3. Load bpf programs from the object file using the BPFProg struct.
  4. Attach BPFProg to system facilities, for example to "raw tracepoints" or "kprobes" using the BPFProg's associated functions.
  5. Instantiate and manipulate BPF Maps via the BPFMap struct and it's associated methods.
  6. Instantiate and manipulate Perf Buffer for communicating events from your BPF program to the driving userspace program, using the RingBuffer struct and it's associated objects.

Example

// initializing
import bpf "github.com/aquasecurity/libbpfgo"
...
bpfModule := bpf.NewModuleFromFile(bpfObjectPath)
bpfModule.BPFLoadObject()

// maps
mymap, _ := bpfModule.GetMap("mymap")
mymap.Update(key, value)

// ring buffer
rb, _ := bpfModule.InitRingBuffer("events", eventsChannel, buffSize)
rb.Start()
e := <-eventsChannel

Releases

libbpfgo does not yet have a regular schedule for cutting releases. There has not yet been a major release but API backwards compatibility will be maintained for all releases with the same major release number. Milestones are created when preparing for release.

  • Major releases are cut when backwards compatibility is broken or major milestones are completed, such as reaching parity with libbpf's API.
  • Minor releases are cut to incorporate new support for libbpf APIs.
  • Patch releases are cut to incorporate important individual or groupings of bug fixes.
  • libbpf support numbering indicates the minimum required libbpf version that must be linked in order to ensure libbpfgo compatibility. For example, v0.2.1-libbpf-0.4.0 means that version 0.2.1 of libbpfgo requires v0.4.0 or newer of libbpf.

Note: some distributions might have local changes to their libbpf package and their version might include backports and/or fixes differently than upstream versions. In those cases we recommend that libbpfgo is used statically compiled.

Contributing

To better receive you, libbpfgo makes available GNU Makefile rules for vagrant machines (amd64/arm64) that can be used to compile and test on Linux and Darwin hosts:

Makefile Rule Description
vagrant-up starts and provisions the vagrant environment
vagrant-ssh connects to machine via SSH
vagrant-halt stops the vagrant machine
vagrant-destroy stops and deletes all traces of the vagrant machine

Once connected to the vagrant box you are ready to build libbpfgo (e.g. make libbpfgo-static).

For further information, check Vagrantfile.md.

Learn more

Please check our github milestones for an idea of the project roadmap. The general goal is to fully implement/expose libbpf's API in Go as seamlessly as possible.

Documentation

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Constants

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Variables

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Functions

func BPFMapTypeIsSupported 

func BPFMapTypeIsSupported(mapType MapType) (bool, error)

func BPFProgramTypeIsSupported 

func BPFProgramTypeIsSupported(progType BPFProgType) (bool, error)

func LibbpfVersionString 

func LibbpfVersionString() string

LibbpfVersionString returns the string representation of the libbpf version which libbpfgo is linked against

func MajorVersion 

func MajorVersion() int

MajorVersion returns the major semver version of libbpf.

func MinorVersion 

func MinorVersion() int

MinorVersion returns the minor semver version of libbpf.

func SetStrictMode 

func SetStrictMode(mode LibbpfStrictMode)

Types

type BPFAttachType 

type BPFAttachType uint32
const (
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInetIngress BPFAttachType = iota
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInetEgress
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInetSockCreate
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupSockOps
	BPFAttachTypeSKSKBStreamParser
	BPFAttachTypeSKSKBStreamVerdict
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupDevice
	BPFAttachTypeSKMSGVerdict
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet4Bind
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet6Bind
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet4Connect
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet6Connect
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet4PostBind
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet6PostBind
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupUDP4SendMsg
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupUDP6SendMsg
	BPFAttachTypeLircMode2
	BPFAttachTypeFlowDissector
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupSysctl
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupUDP4RecvMsg
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupUDP6RecvMsg
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupGetSockOpt
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupSetSockOpt
	BPFAttachTypeTraceRawTP
	BPFAttachTypeTraceFentry
	BPFAttachTypeTraceFexit
	BPFAttachTypeModifyReturn
	BPFAttachTypeLSMMac
	BPFAttachTypeTraceIter
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet4GetPeerName
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet6GetPeerName
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet4GetSockName
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInet6GetSockName
	BPFAttachTypeXDPDevMap
	BPFAttachTypeCgroupInetSockRelease
	BPFAttachTypeXDPCPUMap
	BPFAttachTypeSKLookup
	BPFAttachTypeXDP
	BPFAttachTypeSKSKBVerdict
	BPFAttachTypeSKReusePortSelect
	BPFAttachTypeSKReusePortSelectorMigrate
	BPFAttachTypePerfEvent
	BPFAttachTypeTraceKprobeMulti
)
type BPFLink struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*BPFLink) Destroy 

func (l *BPFLink) Destroy() error

func (*BPFLink) DestroyLegacy 

func (l *BPFLink) DestroyLegacy(linkType LinkType) error

func (*BPFLink) FileDescriptor 

func (l *BPFLink) FileDescriptor() int

func (*BPFLink) GetFd deprecated 

func (l *BPFLink) GetFd() int

Deprecated: use BPFLink.FileDescriptor() instead.

func (*BPFLink) Pin 

func (l *BPFLink) Pin(pinPath string) error

func (*BPFLink) Unpin 

func (l *BPFLink) Unpin(pinPath string) error

type BPFLinkLegacy 

type BPFLinkLegacy struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type BPFMap 

type BPFMap struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func CreateMap 

func CreateMap(mapType MapType, mapName string, keySize, valueSize, maxEntries int, opts *BPFMapCreateOpts) (*BPFMap, error)

CreateMap creates a BPF map from userspace. This can be used for populating BPF array of maps or hash of maps. However, this function uses a low-level libbpf API; maps created in this way do not conform to libbpf map formats, and therefore do not have access to libbpf high level bpf_map__* APIS which causes different behavior from maps created in the kernel side code

See usage of `bpf_map_create()` in kernel selftests for more info

func (*BPFMap) DeleteKey 

func (b *BPFMap) DeleteKey(key unsafe.Pointer) error

DeleteKey takes a pointer to the key which is stored in the map. It removes the key and associated value from the BPFMap. All basic types, and structs are supported as keys.

NOTE: Slices and arrays are also supported but special care should be taken as to take a reference to the first element in the slice or array instead of the slice/array itself, as to avoid undefined behavior.

func (*BPFMap) DeleteKeyBatch 

func (b *BPFMap) DeleteKeyBatch(keys unsafe.Pointer, count uint32) error

DeleteKeyBatch allows for batch deletion of multiple elements in the map.

`count` number of keys will be deleted from the map. Passing an argument that greater than the number of keys in the map will cause the function to delete fewer keys than requested. See the inline comment in `GetValueAndDeleteBatch` for more context.

func (*BPFMap) FileDescriptor 

func (b *BPFMap) FileDescriptor() int

func (*BPFMap) GetFd deprecated 

func (b *BPFMap) GetFd() int

Deprecated: use BPFMap.FileDescriptor() instead.

func (*BPFMap) GetMaxEntries 

func (b *BPFMap) GetMaxEntries() uint32

GetMaxEntries returns the map's capacity. Note: for ring buffer and perf buffer, maxEntries is the capacity in bytes.

func (*BPFMap) GetModule 

func (b *BPFMap) GetModule() *Module

func (*BPFMap) GetName deprecated 

func (b *BPFMap) GetName() string

Deprecated: use BPFMap.Name() instead.

func (*BPFMap) GetPinPath deprecated 

func (b *BPFMap) GetPinPath() string

Deprecated: use BPFMap.PinPath() instead.

func (*BPFMap) GetValue 

func (b *BPFMap) GetValue(key unsafe.Pointer) ([]byte, error)

GetValue takes a pointer to the key which is stored in the map. It returns the associated value as a slice of bytes. All basic types, and structs are supported as keys.

NOTE: Slices and arrays are also supported but special care should be taken as to take a reference to the first element in the slice or array instead of the slice/array itself, as to avoid undefined behavior.

func (*BPFMap) GetValueAndDeleteBatch 

func (b *BPFMap) GetValueAndDeleteBatch(keys, startKey, nextKey unsafe.Pointer, count uint32) ([][]byte, error)

GetValueAndDeleteBatch allows for batch lookup and deletion of elements where each element is deleted after being retrieved from the map.

The first argument, keys, is a pointer to an array or slice of keys which will be populated with the keys returned from this operation. It returns the associated values as a slice of slices of bytes.

This API allows for batch lookups and deletion of multiple keys, potentially in steps over multiple iterations. For example, you provide the last key seen (or nil) for the startKey, and the first key to start the next iteration with in nextKey. Once the first iteration is complete you can provide the last key seen in the previous iteration as the startKey for the next iteration and repeat until nextKey is nil.

The last argument, count, is the number of keys to lookup and delete. The kernel will update it with the count of the elements that were retrieved and deleted.

The API can return partial results even though an -1 is returned. In this case, errno will be set to `ENOENT` and the values slice and count will be filled in with the elements that were read. See the comment below for more context.

func (*BPFMap) GetValueBatch 

func (b *BPFMap) GetValueBatch(keys unsafe.Pointer, startKey, nextKey unsafe.Pointer, count uint32) ([][]byte, error)

GetValueBatch allows for batch lookups of multiple keys from the map.

The first argument, keys, is a pointer to an array or slice of keys which will be populated with the keys returned from this operation. It returns the associated values as a slice of slices of bytes.

This API allows for batch lookups of multiple keys, potentially in steps over multiple iterations. For example, you provide the last key seen (or nil) for the startKey, and the first key to start the next iteration with in nextKey. Once the first iteration is complete you can provide the last key seen in the previous iteration as the startKey for the next iteration and repeat until nextKey is nil.

The last argument, count, is the number of keys to lookup. The kernel will update it with the count of the elements that were retrieved.

The API can return partial results even though an -1 is returned. In this case, errno will be set to `ENOENT` and the values slice and count will be filled in with the elements that were read. See the inline comment in `GetValueAndDeleteBatch` for more context.

func (*BPFMap) GetValueFlags 

func (b *BPFMap) GetValueFlags(key unsafe.Pointer, flags MapFlag) ([]byte, error)

func (*BPFMap) GetValueReadInto 

func (b *BPFMap) GetValueReadInto(key unsafe.Pointer, value *[]byte) error

GetValueReadInto is like GetValue, except it allows the caller to pass in a pointer to the slice of bytes that the value would be read into from the map. This is useful for reading from maps with variable sizes, especially per-cpu arrays and hash maps where the size of each value depends on the number of CPUs

func (*BPFMap) IsPinned 

func (b *BPFMap) IsPinned() bool

func (*BPFMap) Iterator 

func (b *BPFMap) Iterator() *BPFMapIterator

func (*BPFMap) KeySize 

func (b *BPFMap) KeySize() int

func (*BPFMap) Name 

func (b *BPFMap) Name() string

func (*BPFMap) Pin 

func (b *BPFMap) Pin(pinPath string) error

func (*BPFMap) PinPath 

func (b *BPFMap) PinPath() string

func (*BPFMap) Resize 

func (b *BPFMap) Resize(maxEntries uint32) error

Resize changes the map's capacity to maxEntries. It should be called after the module was initialized but prior to it being loaded with BPFLoadObject. Note: for ring buffer and perf buffer, maxEntries is the capacity in bytes.

func (*BPFMap) SetPinPath 

func (b *BPFMap) SetPinPath(pinPath string) error

func (*BPFMap) SetType 

func (b *BPFMap) SetType(mapType MapType) error

SetType is used to set the type of a bpf map that isn't associated with a file descriptor already. If the map is already associated with a file descriptor the libbpf API will return error code EBUSY

func (*BPFMap) SetValueSize 

func (b *BPFMap) SetValueSize(size uint32) error

func (*BPFMap) Type 

func (b *BPFMap) Type() MapType

func (*BPFMap) Unpin 

func (b *BPFMap) Unpin(pinPath string) error

func (*BPFMap) Update 

func (b *BPFMap) Update(key, value unsafe.Pointer) error

Update takes a pointer to a key and a value to associate it with in the BPFMap. The unsafe.Pointer should be taken on a reference to the underlying datatype. All basic types, and structs are supported

NOTE: Slices and arrays are supported but references should be passed to the first element in the slice or array.

For example:

key := 1 value := []byte{'a', 'b', 'c'} keyPtr := unsafe.Pointer(&key) valuePtr := unsafe.Pointer(&value[0]) bpfmap.Update(keyPtr, valuePtr)

func (*BPFMap) UpdateBatch 

func (b *BPFMap) UpdateBatch(keys, values unsafe.Pointer, count uint32) error

UpdateBatch updates multiple elements in the map by specified keys and their corresponding values.

The first argument, keys, is a pointer to an array or slice of keys which will be updated using the second argument, values. It returns the associated error if any occurred.

The last argument, count, is the number of keys to update. Passing an argument that greater than the number of keys in the map will cause the function to return a syscall.EPERM as an error.

func (*BPFMap) UpdateValueFlags 

func (b *BPFMap) UpdateValueFlags(key, value unsafe.Pointer, flags MapFlag) error

func (*BPFMap) ValueSize 

func (b *BPFMap) ValueSize() int

type BPFMapBatchOpts 

type BPFMapBatchOpts struct {
	Sz        uint64
	ElemFlags uint64
	Flags     uint64
}

BPFMapBatchOpts mirrors the C structure bpf_map_batch_opts.

type BPFMapCreateOpts 

type BPFMapCreateOpts struct {
	Size                  uint64
	BtfFD                 uint32
	BtfKeyTypeID          uint32
	BtfValueTypeID        uint32
	BtfVmlinuxValueTypeID uint32
	InnerMapFD            uint32
	MapFlags              uint32
	MapExtra              uint64
	NumaNode              uint32
	MapIfIndex            uint32
}

BPFMapCreateOpts mirrors the C structure bpf_map_create_opts

type BPFMapIterator 

type BPFMapIterator struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

BPFMapIterator iterates over keys in a BPF map

func (*BPFMapIterator) Err 

func (it *BPFMapIterator) Err() error

Err returns the last error that ocurred while table.Iter or iter.Next

func (*BPFMapIterator) Key 

func (it *BPFMapIterator) Key() []byte

Key returns the current key value of the iterator, if the most recent call to Next returned true. The slice is valid only until the next call to Next.

func (*BPFMapIterator) Next 

func (it *BPFMapIterator) Next() bool

type BPFObjectIterator 

type BPFObjectIterator struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

BPFObjectProgramIterator iterates over maps in a BPF object

func (*BPFObjectIterator) NextMap 

func (it *BPFObjectIterator) NextMap() *BPFMap

func (*BPFObjectIterator) NextProgram 

func (it *BPFObjectIterator) NextProgram() *BPFProg

type BPFProg 

type BPFProg struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*BPFProg) AttachCgroup 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachCgroup(cgroupV2DirPath string) (*BPFLink, error)

AttachCgroup attaches the BPFProg to a cgroup described by given fd.

func (*BPFProg) AttachCgroupLegacy 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachCgroupLegacy(cgroupV2DirPath string, attachType BPFAttachType) (*BPFLink, error)

AttachCgroupLegacy attaches the BPFProg to a cgroup described by the given fd. It first tries to use the most recent attachment method and, if that does not work, instead of failing, it tries the legacy way: to attach the cgroup eBPF program without previously creating a link. This allows attaching cgroup eBPF ingress/egress in older kernels. Note: the first attempt error message is filtered out inside libbpf_print_fn() as it is actually a feature probe attempt as well.

Related kernel commit: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/af6eea57437a

func (*BPFProg) AttachGeneric 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachGeneric() (*BPFLink, error)

AttachGeneric is used to attach the BPF program using autodetection for the attach target. You can specify the destination in BPF code via the SEC() such as `SEC("fentry/some_kernel_func")`

func (*BPFProg) AttachKprobe 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachKprobe(kp string) (*BPFLink, error)

this API should be used for kernels > 4.17

func (*BPFProg) AttachKretprobe 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachKretprobe(kp string) (*BPFLink, error)

this API should be used for kernels > 4.17

func (*BPFProg) AttachLSM 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachLSM() (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) AttachNetns 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachNetns(networkNamespacePath string) (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) AttachPerfEvent 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachPerfEvent(fd int) (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) AttachRawTracepoint 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachRawTracepoint(tpEvent string) (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) AttachTracepoint 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachTracepoint(category, name string) (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) AttachURetprobe 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachURetprobe(pid int, path string, offset uint32) (*BPFLink, error)

AttachURetprobe attaches the BPFProgram to exit of the symbol in the library or binary at 'path' which can be relative or absolute. A pid can be provided to attach to, or -1 can be specified to attach to all processes

func (*BPFProg) AttachUprobe 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachUprobe(pid int, path string, offset uint32) (*BPFLink, error)

AttachUprobe attaches the BPFProgram to entry of the symbol in the library or binary at 'path' which can be relative or absolute. A pid can be provided to attach to, or -1 can be specified to attach to all processes

func (*BPFProg) AttachXDP 

func (p *BPFProg) AttachXDP(deviceName string) (*BPFLink, error)

func (*BPFProg) DetachCgroupLegacy 

func (p *BPFProg) DetachCgroupLegacy(cgroupV2DirPath string, attachType BPFAttachType) error

DetachCgroupLegacy detaches the BPFProg from a cgroup described by the given fd. This is needed because in legacy attachment there is no BPFLink, just a fake one (kernel did not support it, nor libbpf). This function should be called by the (*BPFLink)->Destroy() function, since BPFLink is emulated (so users don´t need to distinguish between regular and legacy cgroup detachments).

func (*BPFProg) FileDescriptor 

func (p *BPFProg) FileDescriptor() int

func (*BPFProg) GetFd deprecated 

func (p *BPFProg) GetFd() int

Deprecated: use BPFProg.FileDescriptor() instead.

func (*BPFProg) GetModule 

func (p *BPFProg) GetModule() *Module

func (*BPFProg) GetName deprecated 

func (p *BPFProg) GetName() string

Deprecated: use BPFProg.Name() instead.

func (*BPFProg) GetPinPath deprecated 

func (p *BPFProg) GetPinPath() string

Deprecated: use BPFProg.PinPath() instead.

func (*BPFProg) GetSectionName deprecated 

func (p *BPFProg) GetSectionName() string

Deprecated: use BPFProg.SectionName() instead.

func (*BPFProg) GetType 

func (p *BPFProg) GetType() BPFProgType

func (*BPFProg) Name 

func (p *BPFProg) Name() string

func (*BPFProg) Pin 

func (p *BPFProg) Pin(path string) error

func (*BPFProg) PinPath 

func (p *BPFProg) PinPath() string

func (*BPFProg) SectionName 

func (p *BPFProg) SectionName() string

func (*BPFProg) SetAttachTarget 

func (p *BPFProg) SetAttachTarget(attachProgFD int, attachFuncName string) error

SetAttachTarget can be used to specify the program and/or function to attach the BPF program to. To attach to a kernel function specify attachProgFD as 0

func (*BPFProg) SetAttachType 

func (p *BPFProg) SetAttachType(attachType BPFAttachType)

func (*BPFProg) SetAutoload 

func (p *BPFProg) SetAutoload(autoload bool) error

func (*BPFProg) SetProgramType 

func (p *BPFProg) SetProgramType(progType BPFProgType)

func (*BPFProg) Unpin 

func (p *BPFProg) Unpin(path string) error

type BPFProgType 

type BPFProgType uint32

BPFProgType is an enum as defined in https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/include/uapi/linux/bpf.h 

const (
	BPFProgTypeUnspec BPFProgType = iota
	BPFProgTypeSocketFilter
	BPFProgTypeKprobe
	BPFProgTypeSchedCls
	BPFProgTypeSchedAct
	BPFProgTypeTracepoint
	BPFProgTypeXdp
	BPFProgTypePerfEvent
	BPFProgTypeCgroupSkb
	BPFProgTypeCgroupSock
	BPFProgTypeLwtIn
	BPFProgTypeLwtOut
	BPFProgTypeLwtXmit
	BPFProgTypeSockOps
	BPFProgTypeSkSkb
	BPFProgTypeCgroupDevice
	BPFProgTypeSkMsg
	BPFProgTypeRawTracepoint
	BPFProgTypeCgroupSockAddr
	BPFProgTypeLwtSeg6Local
	BPFProgTypeLircMode2
	BPFProgTypeSkReuseport
	BPFProgTypeFlowDissector
	BPFProgTypeCgroupSysctl
	BPFProgTypeRawTracepointWritable
	BPFProgTypeCgroupSockopt
	BPFProgTypeTracing
	BPFProgTypeStructOps
	BPFProgTypeExt
	BPFProgTypeLsm
	BPFProgTypeSkLookup
	BPFProgTypeSyscall
)

func (BPFProgType) String 

func (b BPFProgType) String() (str string)

func (BPFProgType) Value 

func (b BPFProgType) Value() uint64

type LibbpfStrictMode 

type LibbpfStrictMode uint32

LibbpfStrictMode is an enum as defined in https://github.com/libbpf/libbpf/blob/2cd2d03f63242c048a896179398c68d2dbefe3d6/src/libbpf_legacy.h#L23 

const (
	LibbpfStrictModeAll               LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_ALL
	LibbpfStrictModeNone              LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_NONE
	LibbpfStrictModeCleanPtrs         LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_CLEAN_PTRS
	LibbpfStrictModeDirectErrs        LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_DIRECT_ERRS
	LibbpfStrictModeSecName           LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_SEC_NAME
	LibbpfStrictModeNoObjectList      LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_NO_OBJECT_LIST
	LibbpfStrictModeAutoRlimitMemlock LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_AUTO_RLIMIT_MEMLOCK
	LibbpfStrictModeMapDefinitions    LibbpfStrictMode = C.LIBBPF_STRICT_MAP_DEFINITIONS
)

func (LibbpfStrictMode) String 

func (b LibbpfStrictMode) String() (str string)

type LinkType 

type LinkType int
const (
	Tracepoint LinkType = iota
	RawTracepoint
	Kprobe
	Kretprobe
	LSM
	PerfEvent
	Uprobe
	Uretprobe
	Tracing
	XDP
	Cgroup
	CgroupLegacy
	Netns
)

type MapFlag 

type MapFlag uint32
const (
	MapFlagUpdateAny     MapFlag = iota // create new element or update existing
	MapFlagUpdateNoExist                // create new element if it didn't exist
	MapFlagUpdateExist                  // update existing element
	MapFlagFLock                        // spin_lock-ed map_lookup/map_update
)

type MapType 

type MapType uint32
const (
	MapTypeUnspec MapType = iota
	MapTypeHash
	MapTypeArray
	MapTypeProgArray
	MapTypePerfEventArray
	MapTypePerCPUHash
	MapTypePerCPUArray
	MapTypeStackTrace
	MapTypeCgroupArray
	MapTypeLRUHash
	MapTypeLRUPerCPUHash
	MapTypeLPMTrie
	MapTypeArrayOfMaps
	MapTypeHashOfMaps
	MapTypeDevMap
	MapTypeSockMap
	MapTypeCPUMap
	MapTypeXSKMap
	MapTypeSockHash
	MapTypeCgroupStorage
	MapTypeReusePortSockArray
	MapTypePerCPUCgroupStorage
	MapTypeQueue
	MapTypeStack
	MapTypeSKStorage
	MapTypeDevmapHash
	MapTypeStructOps
	MapTypeRingbuf
	MapTypeInodeStorage
	MapTypeTaskStorage
	MapTypeBloomFilter
)

func (MapType) String 

func (m MapType) String() string

type Module 

type Module struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewModuleFromBuffer 

func NewModuleFromBuffer(bpfObjBuff []byte, bpfObjName string) (*Module, error)

func NewModuleFromBufferArgs 

func NewModuleFromBufferArgs(args NewModuleArgs) (*Module, error)

func NewModuleFromFile 

func NewModuleFromFile(bpfObjPath string) (*Module, error)

func NewModuleFromFileArgs 

func NewModuleFromFileArgs(args NewModuleArgs) (*Module, error)

func (*Module) BPFLoadObject 

func (m *Module) BPFLoadObject() error

func (*Module) Close 

func (m *Module) Close()

func (*Module) GetMap 

func (m *Module) GetMap(mapName string) (*BPFMap, error)

func (*Module) GetProgram 

func (m *Module) GetProgram(progName string) (*BPFProg, error)

func (*Module) InitPerfBuf 

func (m *Module) InitPerfBuf(mapName string, eventsChan chan []byte, lostChan chan uint64, pageCnt int) (*PerfBuffer, error)

func (*Module) InitRingBuf 

func (m *Module) InitRingBuf(mapName string, eventsChan chan []byte) (*RingBuffer, error)

func (*Module) Iterator 

func (m *Module) Iterator() *BPFObjectIterator

func (*Module) TcHookInit 

func (m *Module) TcHookInit() *TcHook

type NewModuleArgs 

type NewModuleArgs struct {
	KConfigFilePath string
	BTFObjPath      string
	BPFObjName      string
	BPFObjPath      string
	BPFObjBuff      []byte
}

type PerfBuffer 

type PerfBuffer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*PerfBuffer) Close 

func (pb *PerfBuffer) Close()

func (*PerfBuffer) Start 

func (pb *PerfBuffer) Start()

func (*PerfBuffer) Stop 

func (pb *PerfBuffer) Stop()

type RingBuffer 

type RingBuffer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*RingBuffer) Close 

func (rb *RingBuffer) Close()

func (*RingBuffer) Start 

func (rb *RingBuffer) Start()

func (*RingBuffer) Stop 

func (rb *RingBuffer) Stop()

type TcAttachPoint 

type TcAttachPoint uint32
const (
	BPFTcIngress       TcAttachPoint = C.BPF_TC_INGRESS
	BPFTcEgress        TcAttachPoint = C.BPF_TC_EGRESS
	BPFTcIngressEgress TcAttachPoint = C.BPF_TC_INGRESS | C.BPF_TC_EGRESS
	BPFTcCustom        TcAttachPoint = C.BPF_TC_CUSTOM
)

type TcFlags 

type TcFlags uint32
const (
	BpfTcFReplace TcFlags = C.BPF_TC_F_REPLACE
)

type TcHook 

type TcHook struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*TcHook) Attach 

func (hook *TcHook) Attach(tcOpts *TcOpts) error

func (*TcHook) Create 

func (hook *TcHook) Create() error

func (*TcHook) Destroy 

func (hook *TcHook) Destroy() error

func (*TcHook) Detach 

func (hook *TcHook) Detach(tcOpts *TcOpts) error

func (*TcHook) GetInterfaceIndex 

func (hook *TcHook) GetInterfaceIndex() int

func (*TcHook) Query 

func (hook *TcHook) Query(tcOpts *TcOpts) error

func (*TcHook) SetAttachPoint 

func (hook *TcHook) SetAttachPoint(attachPoint TcAttachPoint)

func (*TcHook) SetInterfaceByIndex 

func (hook *TcHook) SetInterfaceByIndex(ifaceIdx int)

func (*TcHook) SetInterfaceByName 

func (hook *TcHook) SetInterfaceByName(ifaceName string) error

func (*TcHook) SetParent 

func (hook *TcHook) SetParent(a int, b int)

type TcOpts 

type TcOpts struct {
	ProgFd   int
	Flags    TcFlags
	ProgId   uint
	Handle   uint
	Priority uint
}

Source Files

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Directories

Path Synopsis
helpers module
samples
fentry
selftest
attachgenericfd Module
global-variable Module
iter Module
iterators Module
log-callbacks Module
map-pin-info Module
map-update Module
module-attach-detach Module
perfbuffers Module
tracing Module
tracing-by-offset Module
uprobe Module

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