A 2018 session by Steven Rostedt introduces Linux kernel tracing with ftrace and covers computer architecture, virtual memory, page tables, and how programs interact with the kernel.
Published on June 22, 2026, this Radar highlights a 2018 session by Steven Rostedt on Linux kernel tracing with ftrace. The presentation covers computer architecture, virtual memory, page tables, and how programs interact with the kernel. It is aimed at engineers interested in exploring this behavior; the available summary does not detail specific experimental findings.
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