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Building a Scalable Event-Driven System with NATS and eBPF: A Deep Dive into Performance Optimization and Security

Learn how to build a scalable event-driven system with NATS and eBPF, and discover how to optimize its performance and security.

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Introduction to Scalable Event-Driven Systems

When building scalable event-driven systems, choosing the right messaging system is crucial. Last quarter, our team discovered that using NATS as our messaging system significantly improved our application's performance and reliability. However, we soon realized that optimizing its performance and ensuring security required a deep understanding of NATS and eBPF.

What is NATS?

NATS is an open-source messaging system designed for cloud-native applications. It provides a simple, secure, and scalable way to communicate between services. I was initially drawn to NATS because of its simplicity and performance. However, as we scaled our application, we encountered several challenges that required us to dive deeper into NATS and eBPF.

What is eBPF?

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