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The Clone Map Pattern: Tracking Thread Ancestry in eBPF

228 · Barun Acharya · Feb. 28, 2026, 9:09 a.m.
ebpf Clone Map Pattern Thread Ancestry instrumentation
Summary
This blog post discusses the Clone Map Pattern for tracking thread ancestry in eBPF, highlighting the challenge of correlating work across different threads in eBPF instrumentation. It offers a verifier-friendly method to overcome this issue, providing insights beneficial for developers working with eBPF.
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