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Inspektor Gadget vs bpftrace: catalog facts
Inspektor Gadgetbpftrace
Free

Free and open source.

Free

Free and open source.

Linux, Command line Linux, Command line
  • Container- and Kubernetes-aware output
  • Ready-made eBPF gadgets for common inspections
  • One-line scripts for quick kernel and process tracing
  • Ships a collection of ready-made tools
  • Linux only, since it relies on eBPF
  • Aimed at cluster operators rather than desktop users
  • Linux only and needs a kernel with eBPF support
  • Usually requires root privileges
Downloadable app Downloadable app
Open source Open source
License not stated License not stated
No account needed No account needed
Not stated if it works offline Works offline

Checked September 24, 2026

Checked September 24, 2026

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