Zeroserve brings eBPF scripting to web servers
Hacker News·1mo·losfair
Zeroserve is a zero-config web server that lets you write request handlers directly in eBPF, eliminating the usual layers between HTTP and kernel logic. For makers building performance-critical tools or experimenting with systems programming, this cuts out boilerplate and opens new possibilities for low-level control without traditional application frameworks.
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