I am learning about eBPF and I understand that I can attach my eBPF programs to kprobes, uprobes, tracepoints and more. I see that there is a list of for tracepoints under /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/events/ where I can attach eBPF programs to. However, how do I find which kprobe functions I can break into, say TCP related ones? Also, how do I find those function signatures?
Thanks.
You can attach a kprobe to nearly all functions of your kernel (provided they have not been inlined when compiling the kernel). One way to list those functions is through cat /proc/kallsyms. In your case, grep for tcp on that file? As for the signatures, I don't believe there is a place to get them other than by reading the kernel sources for your kernel version.
Note that, because kernel functions are not part of the user API, there is no guarantee regarding the stability of their signature (which could be a reason why a list of signatures would make little sense—other than the huge number of signatures to list). If you want your eBPF programs to be more robust and portable between different kernel versions, you should have a look at CO-RE.