Jason Dellaluce is an Open Source Engineer at Sysdig, based in Italy. He is also a core maintainer of Falco, the CNCF tool for Cloud Native Runtime Security. On the daily basis, he contributes to the Falco Community and is exposed to Linux, Kubernetes, Containers, Security, eBPF, and the Open Source world in general. He contributed to the design and the development of the new Plugin System of Falco, managed the release of Falco 0.31, co-authored the Go SDK for developing Falco Plugins, and led many optimization efforts in the Falco Rule Engine.
Everyone loves Go, but integrating it with complex C++ codebases is not easy. This recently was our mission in Falco, the Cloud-Native Runtime Security tool. In this session, we share how we adopted CGO for our performance-critical use case and how we overcame the engineering challenges involved.
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