Why FaultPlane Exists
Modern low-latency infrastructure demands bypassing heavy disk serialization. FaultPlane addresses this by implementing an eBPF-driven architecture designed for zero-copy memory management. We are building the core engine along with an interactive Next.js operations dashboard, and we need your expertise to accelerate development.
Our Technical Stack
- Core Infrastructure: Go (Golang), eBPF, Kernel-space architecture, PCIe DMA abstractions
- Operations Dashboard: Next.js, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript
Active Challenges (Good First Issues Available)
We have organized our current roadmaps into highly accessible, well-documented GitHub issues. Contributors of all skill levels are welcome to claim tasks:
- Architecture & Documentation: Migration of repository references and architectural namespaces from AgentMesh to FaultPlane.
- Frontend Engineering: Implementation of a minimalist dashboard grid layout with command palettes, responsive sidebar navigation, and multi-region panel toggles.
- System Programming: Implementation of lock-free ring buffer memory allocators using sync/atomic flags, and eBPF sockmap TCP stream splicing.
How to Get Your First Pull Request Merged
- Explore our current open tracker list: https://github.com/devloperdevesh/FaultPlane/issues
- Leave a comment on the issue you wish to claim, and it will be assigned to your profile immediately.
- If you require setup assistance or technical clarification, start a thread under our discussions tab or leave a query right here in the comments.
Join us in building a high-performance open-source system engine.
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